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In the carbon family the melting points ...

In the carbon family the melting points of the elements decrease on descending the group because the interatomic bonds become
Stronger as the size of the atom increases
Weaker as the size of the atom decreases
Stronger as the size of the atom decreases
Weaker as the size of the atom increases

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