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    Reactivity increases down Group 1 metals as atomic radius increases, with Francium having the largest radius at 300-350 pm and a melting point below room temperature, causing it to melt upon contact with water and vanish in a huge explosion within seconds as it moves quickly across the surface.

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    Reactivity increases down Group 1 metals as atomic radius increases, with Francium having the largest radius at 300-350 pm and a melting point below room temperature, causing it to melt upon contact with water and vanish in a huge explosion within seconds as it moves quickly across the surface.

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    Reactivity increases down Group 1 metals as atomic radius increases, with Francium having the largest radius at 300-350 pm and a melting point below room temperature, causing it to melt upon contact with water and vanish in a huge explosion within seconds as it moves quickly across the surface.

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    1.

    Reactivity increases when the shells of metal and the

    atomic radius increase.

    2. Taller than Caesium about 300-350.

    3. There melting point can't reach the room temperature.

    4. 700

    5. It melts and moves extremely quickly arround the surface

    of water and gives incredibly fame on all the surface of

    the water. It vanishes in secods with a huge explosion.

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