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affinity increases | ionization energy increases |\n\n| Key |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Atomic Number\u003Cbr>20\u003Cbr>Ca | Chemical Symbol |\n\n\n| 21\u003Cbr>Sc | 22\u003Cbr>Ti | 23\u003Cbr>V | 24\u003Cbr>Cr | 25\u003Cbr>Mn | 26\u003Cbr>Fe | 27\u003Cbr>Co | 28\u003Cbr>Ni |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 39\u003Cbr>Y | 40\u003Cbr>Zr | 41\u003Cbr>Nb | 42\u003Cbr>Mo | 43\u003Cbr>Tc | 44\u003Cbr>Ru | 45\u003Cbr>Rh | 46\u003Cbr>Pd |\n| 57-71 | 72\u003Cbr>Hf | 73\u003Cbr>Ta | 74\u003Cbr>W | 75\u003Cbr>Re | 76\u003Cbr>Os | 77\u003Cbr>Ir | 78\u003Cbr>Pt |\n| 89-103 | 104\u003Cbr>Rf | 105\u003Cbr>Db | 106\u003Cbr>Sg | 107\u003Cbr>Bh | 108\u003Cbr>Hs | 109\u003Cbr>Mt | 110\u003Cbr>Ds |\n\n\n| 29\u003Cbr>Cu |\n| --- |\n| 47\u003Cbr>Ag |\n| 79\u003Cbr>Au |\n| 111\u003Cbr>Rg |\n\n\n| 30\u003Cbr>Zn |\n| --- |\n| 48\u003Cbr>Cd |\n| 80\u003Cbr>Hg |\n| 112\u003Cbr>Cn |\n\n\n| 5\u003Cbr>B | 6\u003Cbr>C | 7\u003Cbr>N | 8\u003Cbr>O | 9\u003Cbr>F |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 13\u003Cbr>Al | 14\u003Cbr>Si | 15\u003Cbr>P | 16\u003Cbr>S | 17\u003Cbr>Cl |\n| 31\u003Cbr>Ga | 32\u003Cbr>Ge | 33\u003Cbr>As | 34\u003Cbr>Se | 35\u003Cbr>Br |\n| 49\u003Cbr>In | 50\u003Cbr>Sn | 51\u003Cbr>Sb | 52\u003Cbr>Te | 53\u003Cbr>I |\n| 81\u003Cbr>Tl | 82\u003Cbr>Pb | 83\u003Cbr>Bi | 84\u003Cbr>Po | 85\u003Cbr>At |\n| 113\u003Cbr>Nh | 114\u003Cbr>Fl | 115\u003Cbr>Mc | 116\u003Cbr>Lv | 117\u003Cbr>Ts |\n\n\n| 2\u003Cbr>He |\n| --- |\n| 10\u003Cbr>Ne |\n| 18\u003Cbr>Ar |\n| 36\u003Cbr>Kr |\n| 54\u003Cbr>Xe |\n| 86\u003Cbr>Rn |\n| 118\u003Cbr>Og |\n\n\n| 57\u003Cbr>La | 58\u003Cbr>Ce | 59\u003Cbr>Pr | 60\u003Cbr>Nd | 61\u003Cbr>Pm | 62\u003Cbr>Sm | 63\u003Cbr>Eu | 64\u003Cbr>Gd | 65\u003Cbr>Tb | 66\u003Cbr>Dy | 67\u003Cbr>Ho | 68\u003Cbr>Er | 69\u003Cbr>Tm | 70\u003Cbr>Yb | 71\u003Cbr>Lu |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 89\u003Cbr>Ac | 90\u003Cbr>Th | 91\u003Cbr>Pa | 92\u003Cbr>U | 93\u003Cbr>Np | 94\u003Cbr>Pu | 95\u003Cbr>Am | 96\u003Cbr>Cm | 97\u003Cbr>Bk | 98\u003Cbr>Cf | 99\u003Cbr>Es | 100\u003Cbr>Fm | 101\u003Cbr>Md | 102\u003Cbr>No | 103\u003Cbr>Lr |\n\natomic radius increases metallic properties increase  \n[periodictable.rosendigital.com](periodictable.rosendigital.com)","cbCaiijoWyq4Y6zF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiijoWyq4Y6zF","pdf",730229,"English","# Periodic Table Trends Overview\n## Atomic Property Correlations\n## Element Data Tables","[{\"question\":\"Which trends increase as you move down a group in the periodic table?\",\"answer\":\"As you move down a group, the atomic number, atomic radius, and metallic properties all increase.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the primary atomic properties that increase across the periodic table?\",\"answer\":\"Electronegativity, electron affinity, and ionization energy are the key properties that demonstrate an increase in periodic trends.\"},{\"question\":\"How are elements categorized within the provided tables?\",\"answer\":\"Elements are 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