Which statement is true about effective nuclear charge?
A) Effective nuclear charge decreases as you move to the left across a row in the periodic table.
B) Effective nuclear charge decreases then increases at regular intervals as you move to the left across a row in the periodic table.
C) Effective nuclear charge remains relatively constant as you move to the left across a row in the periodic table.
D) Effective nuclear charge increases as you move to the left across a row in the periodic table.
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