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They become more reactive as they go down because they will have more electron shells and the electron shells will be further away from the nucleus. meaning they will lose their electrons quicker

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Hamza                                because there are more shells, therefore the radius is increasing creating a bigger reaction

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Hamza                                because there are more shells, therefore the radius is increasing creating a bigger reaction

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If the energy increases and the reactivity is increasing with this you need something (e.g more electrons) less stable the atom becomes.

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Because as you go down the periodic table, shells get added which means that there will be more to shield the attraction between the positive nucleus and the outhershell electron so the outer shell electron can be easily lost which means that the element will be more reactive.

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They get more reactive as they go down because more electron shells present and as more electron shells are added, the further it is from the nucleus

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They get more reactive as they go down the table as there are more electrons shells, causing the electrons to be farther away from the nucleus.

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They become more reactive as there are more electrons as you get further down the table.

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Because there are more electron shells so the electrons are further away from the nucleus and get more reactive

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It gets more reactive as it goes down because the electrons get further away from the nucleus.

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They get more reactive as they go down because they will have more electron shells and the electrons will be further away from the nucleus. this means the metal will lose its electrons quicker. this also means that the metal will become unstable and will change is properties

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Because there are less electrons on the outer shell as you go down the table, meaning that it gets more reactive.

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They get more reactive as you go down the group because there are more electron shells as you go down and the one electron in the outer shell gets further and further away from the nucleus making it more unstable and more reactive

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Because there are more electron shells , therefore the radius is increasing creating more of a reaction.

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The further away the electrons are from the nucleus the more reactive it is, meaning more shells.

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the further you go down the columns, the more reactant it is, because there are more electrons, which includes more shells, and gets further away from the nucleus, and gets more reactant as it isn't a small atomic structure. It is less stable.

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The reactivity of alkali metals increases as it goes down the table because there are less electrons on the outer shell.

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the elements get more reactive the further you go down the periodic table because the electrons increase in quantity and increase in the distance from the nucleus

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As you go down the group, the metals get more reactive because the electrons on the outer shell become minima (lessen). The more electrons, the more shells - further from the nucleus

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The further you go down the column the element is more reactive because there are more electron shells. Since the furthest electron from the nucleus are not as attached to each other, the element is less stable and therefore more reactive.

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they get more reactive because there are less electrons on the outer shell so the element is less stable

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They get more reactive as the electrons on the outer shell lessen. This means that the nucleus repels the electron shell making the element's radius bigger and therefore more reactive.