Chemistry, asked by rahulmanna59, 10 months ago

why do element present in a group show similar properties?

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Answered by sagunvr

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element present in a group show similar properties because the number

of electrons in the outer most shells are same in a group.

Answered by anwerjamal02

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Answer:

because they have the same number of valance electrons

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