Why do elements with similar properties appear at regular intervals in the periodic table?

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And electronic structure directly influences the observed chemistry. And thus is divided into Groups, i.e. the vertical columns, whose members have more or less the same number of , and more or less similar chemistry...and more of this will be discussed in your text.

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