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Why do elements within a period of the periodic table have different properties
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Why do elements within a period of the periodic table have different properties

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This is because in a group, the properties are alike. Remember one thing and you will pass your exams.....that the properties of an element are determined by its electrons, aka valence electrons, and the valence electrons of a group are the same.
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