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State a consequence of lanthanoid contraction shown by transition elements.

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### Step-by-Step Solution 1. **Understanding Lanthanide Contraction**: - Lanthanide contraction refers to the gradual decrease in the size of the lanthanide ions as we move from lanthanum (La) to lutetium (Lu). This occurs due to the ineffective shielding of the nuclear charge by the f-electrons. 2. **Effect on Transition Elements**: - The lanthanide contraction affects the transition elements, particularly those in the d-block, because it leads to a decrease in the ionic radii of the elements in the same group as the lanthanides. ...
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ICSE-d- AND- f- BLOCK ELEMENTS-EXERCISE (PART-II) (DESCRIPTIVE QUESTIONS)(VERY SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS)
  1. The size of the trivalent cations in the lanthanoid series decreases s...

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  2. Out of the following identify (i) the *d' block element (ii) the of bl...

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  3. State a consequence of lanthanoid contraction shown by transition elem...

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  4. Write outer electronic configuration of lanthanoids.

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  5. Which trivalent cation is largest in lanthanoid series ?

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  6. Write any two uses of pyrophoric alloys.

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  7. Write are non-stoichimetric oxides ? Give one example.

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  8. Give one use each of (i) niobium (ii) tantalum.

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  9. Give two properties in which interstitial compounds differ from its el...

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  10. Why is copper-29 considered a transition metal?

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  11. Why do Zr and Hf exhibit similar properties?

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  12. Assign reasons for the following: What is lanthanoid contraction ? E...

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  13. What is the difference between the electronic configuration of lanthan...

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  14. Which is the most common oxidation state of lanthanoids?

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  15. Why does a transition series contains 10 elements?

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  16. Write the formula of a compound where transition metal is in +7 oxidat...

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  17. Which divalent metal ion has maximum paramagnetic character among the ...

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  18. Write the atomic number of the element in which the filling of 3d-subs...

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  19. In the transition series, with an increase in atomic number, the atomi...

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  20. Name a lanthanoid element which exhibits +4 oxidation state besides +3...

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