How does density change by going down the periodic table?

Answer 1

Atomic radius are increase so density change by going down the periodice table

Answer 2

As you go down the Periodic Table, the density generally increases. This is because the Atomic Mass and atomic size of elements increase as you move down a group, resulting in a greater mass packed into a larger volume. Exceptions can occur due to fluctuations in atomic structure or intermolecular forces.

Answer 3

Density increases across a period as the size decreases and number of protons / neutrons increases.

Density decreases down a group as the size (or volume) of atom increases.

Answer 4

Generally the density of the chemical elements is increasing from the top to the bottom of the periodic table of Mendeleev.

Answer 5

Higher density