Chemistry, asked by rabisahujhia1987, 2 months ago

the tendency to gain an electron ________ on moving down a group of periodic table ? ​

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Answered by sanikapandya8
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"On moving down a group, the tendency to gain electrons (electronegativity) decreases as the atomic radius increases due to the increase in number of shells. This increases the distance between the nucleus and outermost shell. This results in decrease in effective nuclear charge."

Answered by vaishnavi1736
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On moving down a group, the tendency to gain electrons (electronegativity) decreases as the atomic radius increases due to the increase in number of shells. The increase the distance between the nucleus and outermost shell. This results in decrease in effective nuclear charge.

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