Na1.66Compare periodic trends in atomic radii across a period (row on the periodictable).Li Be B C N1.28 0.96 0.84 0.76The atomic radii of the Period 2 elements and the Period 3 elements are shownbelow.O0.66Mg0.71Al Si P1.41 1.21 1.11 1.07 1.05SF0.57Question 1.a of 13Define the trend for atomic radii in a period.Ne0,58ArCI1.02 1.06MacBook AirA) atomic radii increase from the top to thebottom down a groupB) atomic radii decrease from the top to thebottom down a groupC) atomic radii increase from the left to rightacross a periodD) atomic radii decrease from left to rightacross a period

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Li 1.28 Be 0.96 The atomic radii of the Period 2 elements and the Period 3 elements are shown below. B 0.84 Compare periodic trends in atomic radii across a period (row on the periodic table). Na Mg Al 1.66 1.41 1.21 C 0.76 Si P 1.11 1.07 N Ne 0.71 0.66 0.57 0,58 ( ၈ ဝ ៗ 1.05 Define the trend for atomic radii in a period. CI Ar 1.02 1.06 A) atomic radii increase from the top to the bottom down a group B) atomic radii decrease from the top to the bottom down a group C) atomic radii increase from the left to right across a period D) atomic radii decrease from left to right across a period

Li 1.28 Be 0.96 The atomic radii of the Period 2 elements and the Period 3 elements are shown below. B 0.84 Compare periodic trends in atomic radii across a period (row on the periodic table). Na Mg Al 1.66 1.41 1.21 C 0.76 Si P 1.11 1.07 N Ne 0.71 0.66 0.57 0,58 ( ၈ ဝ ៗ 1.05 Define the trend for atomic radii in a period. CI Ar 1.02 1.06 A) atomic radii increase from the top to the bottom down a group B) atomic radii decrease from the top to the bottom down a group C) atomic radii increase from the left to right across a period D) atomic radii decrease from left to right across a period

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