Each of the following properties shows a regular trend inGroup 1A(1). Predict whether each increases or decreases downthe group: (a) density; (b) ionic size; (c) E−E bond energy; (d) IE₁; (e) magnitude of ΔH(hydr) of E⁺ion.

Each of the following properties shows a regular trend inGroup 1A(1). Predict whether each increases or decreases downthe group: (a) density; (b) ionic size; (c) E−E bond energy; (d) IE₁; (e) magnitude of ΔH(hydr) of E⁺ion.

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