size of atoms in the periodic table does not increase with increasing atomic number
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Moving Across the Periodic Table. an increase in atomic size because of additional repulsions between electrons, a decrease in size because of the additional protons in the nucleus, no effect at all as the two opposing tendencies of electron repulsion and nuclear attraction balance each other out.
Moving Across the Periodic Table. an increase in atomic size because of additional repulsions between electrons, a decrease in size because of the additional protons in the nucleus, no effect at all as the two opposing tendencies of electron repulsion and nuclear attraction balance each other out.
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