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Chapter 6: Q13DQ (page 1401)

Why do the transition elements (Z=21-30)all have similar chemical properties?

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Because all the transition elements have same valence electron in the orbit.

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Definition of metal

The term metal may be defined as the element have property of loss of electron.

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Explain the reason

The chemical property of all elements study on the basis of valence electron and the transition element has same valence electron in the 3dorbit.

Hence, the transition elements(Z=21-30) all have similar chemical properties.

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