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Coloured: What most transition elemental compounds are.
Heat: They are good conductors of ______ and electricity.
Complex ions: Transitional elements in solution can combine with ammonia and water to produce different coloured solutions.
Variable valency: Transitional elements can form different compounds with the same element, i.e. Copper(I) oxide or Copper (II) oxide.
two plus: Most of the transitional elements can form this oxidation state.
less: The transitional elements are _____ reactive than Group 1 metals.
Malleable: As they are metals they are _____ which means that they can be hammered into different shapes.
Ductile: They can be made into wires.
High Density: In comaprison to Group 1 and Group II metals they are heavier per unit volume which means that they have a ________ ________.
Mercury: This is a transition element, which is odd, as it is liquid at room temperature.
Catalysts: This is an important property of the transitional elements such as Vanadium, Nickel and Iron in Industry.
Roman Numerals: Compounds in transitional elements often have these in their names because they have variable oxidation states.
Transition metals
They can be made into wires.
What most transition elemental compounds are.
They are good conductors of ______ and electricity.
Most of the transitional elements can form this oxidation state.
The transitional elements are _____ reactive than Group 1 metals.
This is a transition element, which is odd, as it is liquid at room temperature.
As they are metals they are _____ which means that they can be hammered into different shapes.
This is an important property of the transitional elements such as Vanadium, Nickel and Iron in Industry.
Transitional elements in solution can combine with ammonia and water to produce different coloured solutions.
Compounds in transitional elements often have these in their names because they have variable oxidation states.
Transitional elements can form different compounds with the same element, i.e. Copper(I) oxide or Copper (II) oxide.
In comaprison to Group 1 and Group II metals they are heavier per unit volume which means that they have a ________ ________.