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Electrons are all being added to the same "p" sublevel so no new energy levels are being added. Actually as you go across the size will decrease slightly due to the increase in the charge of the nucleus.

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Q: Why atomic radius remains almost unchanged as you move through period 2 from group 14 to 18?
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