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1 the atomic radius(国外英文资料) 1 the atomic radius (1) in addition to period 1, the atomic radius of other periodic elements (except for the inert gas elements) decreases with the number of atomic Numbers. (2) the atomic radius increases with the number of electrons, from top to bottom. Valence 2 elements (1) in addition to the first cycle, cycle from left to right, with increasing by alkali metal element onium + 1 to + 7, negative price nonmetallic elements by increasing carbon group - 4 to 1 (fluorine could not positive, oxygen + 6 price, except); (2) the highest and negative prices of the elements of the same family are the same (3) all single qualities are shown to be zero 3 elemental melting point (1) the same period element increases with the number of atomic number, the melting point of the metal single mass of the element is increasing, and the melting point of the non-metal one is decreasing. (2) from top to bottom, the melting point of the metal elemental form is decreasing, and the melting point of non-metallic monoplasm is increasing The gold and non-metallic properties of the elements (1) the number of elements in the same period is the same. So as the number of nuclear charges increases, the electrons are more likely to get electrons, from left to right, and non-metallic increases. (2) the same main group elements, the same number of electrons in the outermost layers, so that with the increase of the number of shells, the easier the atomic electron donors, increasing metallicity from top to bottom, diminishing non-metallic sex. The high price oxide and the acid alkalinity of the hydrate The stronger the gold properties of the elements, the stronger the alkalinity of the hydrates of their highest peroxide. The stronger the non-metallic nature of the elements, the more acidic the water hydride is. 6 non-metallic gaseous hydride The more non-metallic elements, the more stable the gaseous hydride. The stronger the non-metallic nature of the period non-metalli