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Explain the difference in behaviour of first element of each group

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The difference in the behaviour of the first member of a group in the s- and p-block compared to the other members in the same group can be due to the following factors: (i) Small atomic size of the first element. (iv) The absence of d-orbitals in the valence shell of the first element.

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The difference in the behaviour of the first member of a group in the s- and p-block compared to the other members in the same group can be due to the following factors: (i) Small atomic size of the first element. (iv) The absence of d-orbitals in the valence shell of the first element.

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