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The second series of transition elements...

The second series of transition elements starts with

A

scandium

B

ytterbium

C

rhodium

D

yttrium

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  • The second series of transition element start with

    A
    Ytterium
    B
    Yttribium
    C
    Scandium
    D
    Rhodium
  • Transition elements are:

    A
    Fe,Co, N
    B
    Li, Na, K
    C
    CI, Br, I
    D
    Ba, Sr.Ca
  • Transition elements are

    A
    Fe, Co, Nl
    B
    Li, Na, K
    C
    Cl, Br, I
    D
    Ba, Sr, Ca
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