Atoms of the transition elements are smaller than those of the s-block elements, because:

Atoms of the transition element are smaller than those of the s-block elements, because :

Atomic radii of the transition elements are smaller than those of the s-block elements because:

Atomic of the transition elements than those of the s-block elements because:

The melting points and the boiling points of the transitions elements are higher than the corresponding s-block elements. This is because

The transition elements are more metallic then p - block elements because they have

The transition elements are more metallic then p - block elements because they have

The transition elements are so named because

Atoms of d-block elements in a given period are smaller than those of s-block elements but bigger than those of p-block elements. However, the variation within a given series is quite small because

In d-block elements the radii of elements of third transition series are similar to those of the elements of second transition series. Give reason.