Transition metals

[Bao Tram Nguyen]

what are transition metals? can i get some examples as well?

[Kimberly Koo 2I]

Transition metals are in the d-block, groups 3-12. Examples of transition metals are copper and chromium

[Ryan Juncker 3D]

The transition metals are all the d-block elements (groups 3-12).

[Akshay Chellappa 1H]

Transition metals also always have valence electrons in at least two shells instead of just one

[Trent Yamamoto 2J]

Transition metals are located in the d-block (groups 3-12)

[Andrew Yoon 3L]

The transition metals are elements in the d-block, which are groups 3-12. They also have valence electrons in at least two shells.

[edward_brodell_2I]

Also Dr.Lavelle stared that we are only expected to be familiar with the first row of the d-block or transition metal elements.

[Siwa Hwang 3G]

Transition have varying oxidation numbers depending on the bound atoms.

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it has varying oxidation numbers.

[Aydin Karatas 1F]

Transition metals are those listed in the d-block. According to the IUPAC, they're atoms with incomplete d sub-shell or can give rise to cations with an incomplete d sub-shell. For this class, elements of the first row of the d-block are the only transition metals to familiarize yourself with (particularly regarding oxidation numbers and coordination complexes).

Hope this helps.

[Colin Squire 3B]

The transition metals are the elements from group 3 to 12. They have the d orbitals in them. Some examples include Cobalt(Co) and Fe(iron).

[Lauren Strickland 1B]

Transition metals are the d-block elements.