What happens to the properties of elements across any period of the periodic table?
A. The elements get much larger in size because of the addition of more protons and electrons.
B. The elements tend to become more metallic in nature since they are increasing in atomic number.
C. The properties of the elements gradually change across any period of the periodic table.
D. All of the above are true.
Answer: C
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