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How do rou expect the density of transition elements to vary in a given series and why?

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In a given series the density of transition elements increases. Eg. : From Titanium to copper there is a significant increase in the density.
`rarr` This is due to decrease in metallic radius coupled with increase in atomic mass.
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  7. Cu^(+2) forms halides like CuF(2), CuCl(2) and CuBr(2) but not CuI(2)....

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  8. The highest Mn fluoride is MnF(4) where as the highest oxide is Mn(2)O...

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  10. Why Zn^(2+) is diamagnetic whereas Mn^(2+) is paramagnetic ?

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  11. Write 'spin only' formula to calculate the magnetic moment of transiti...

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  12. Calculate the 'spin only' magnetic moment of Fe(aq)^(2+) ion.

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  13. What is meant by 'disproportionation' ? Give an example of disproporti...

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  14. Aqueous Cu^(2+) ions are blue in colour, where as Aqueous Zn^(2+) ions...

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  15. What are complex compounds ? Give examples.

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  16. Why do the transition metals forin a large number of complex compounds...

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  17. How do transition metals exhibit catalytic activity?

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  18. Give two reactions in which transition metals or their compounds acts ...

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  19. What is an alloy ? Give example.

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  20. Why do the transition metals readily form alloys ?

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