Question 5 AC 2.1 (1) Describe how the following properties vary moving down group 1: (a) Atomic radius (b) First ionisation energy and (c) Electronegativity? (ii) Explain the variation of each of these 3 properties in group 1

Question 5 AC 2.1 (1) Describe how the following properties vary moving down group 1: (a) Atomic radius (b) First ionisation energy and (c) Electronegativity? (ii) Explain the variation of each of these 3 properties in group 1

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