* Question Completion Status:Which are the d block elements?01. HydrogenO 2. HeliumO3. Lithium0 4. BerylliumO5. BoronO 6. Carbon07. NitrogenO 8. Oxygen09. Fluorine10. NeonO 11. SodiumO 12. Magnesium13. AluminumO 14, SiliconO 15. PhosphorusO 16. Sulfur17. ChlorineO 18. ArgonO 19. Potassium20, Calcium21. ScandiumO 22. Titanium23. VanadiumO24. Chromium25. Manganese26. Iron27. Cobalt28. NickelA29. CopperO 30. ZincO31. GalliumO 32. Germanium33. Arsenic34. SeleniumO 35. BromineO 36. Krypton37. Rubidium38. Strontium39. Yttrium40. Zirconium

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Which are the d block elements? 01. Hydrogen O 2. Helium O 3. Lithium O 4. Beryllium O 5. Boron O6. Carbon 07. Nitrogen O 8. Oxygen O 9. Fluorine O 10. Neon O 11. Sodium O 12. Magnesium O 13. Aluminum O 14, Silicon O 15. Phosphorus O 16. Sulfur 17. Chlorine 18. Argon 19. Potassium 20. Calcium 21. Scandium 22. Titanium 23. Vanadium 24. Chromium O 25. Manganese 26. Iron 27. Cobalt 28. Nickel 29. Copper 30. Zinc C731. Gallium O32. Germanium O33. Arsenic D34. Selenium 35. Bromine 36. Krypton 37. Rubidium O 38. Strontium O 39. Yttrium 40. Zirconium

Which are the d block elements? 01. Hydrogen O 2. Helium O 3. Lithium O 4. Beryllium O 5. Boron O6. Carbon 07. Nitrogen O 8. Oxygen O 9. Fluorine O 10. Neon O 11. Sodium O 12. Magnesium O 13. Aluminum O 14, Silicon O 15. Phosphorus O 16. Sulfur 17. Chlorine 18. Argon 19. Potassium 20. Calcium 21. Scandium 22. Titanium 23. Vanadium 24. Chromium O 25. Manganese 26. Iron 27. Cobalt 28. Nickel 29. Copper 30. Zinc C731. Gallium O32. Germanium O33. Arsenic D34. Selenium 35. Bromine 36. Krypton 37. Rubidium O 38. Strontium O 39. Yttrium 40. Zirconium

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