Why does atomic size progressively become smaller (atomic radius decreased) from Na to Cl?
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as atomic no. increases proton no. & 1 electron increases in valence shell but no. of valence shell remains same .......so increase in effective nuclear charge is there as a result attraction of valence electron in valence shell & atomic nucleus increases.............so progressively smaller from Na to Cl in a period...
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As per to the Modern Periodic Table , Atomic Size of the Elements across the period gets decreased because no new shell is added to the elements when we go across the periods .
Whereas , going down the group atomic size mutually increases due to addition of new shell in the elements down the group .
Whereas , going down the group atomic size mutually increases due to addition of new shell in the elements down the group .
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