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Transition metals
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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 ________ ________.
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Transition metals
- DUCTILE
- COLOURED
- HEAT
- TWOPLUS
| - LESS
- MERCURY
- MALLEABLE
- CATALYSTS
| - COMPLEXIONS
- ROMANNUMERALS
- VARIABLEVALENCY
- HIGHDENSITY
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