Which elements are transition metals? These elements have incompletely filled d subshells or readily give rise to cations that have incompletely filled d subshells.01. HydrogenO 2. HeliumO3. LithiumO 4. BerylliumO 5. Boron6. CarbonO 7. NitrogenO 8. OxygenO 9. FluorineO 10. Neon11. SodiumO12. MagnesiumO 13. AluminumO 14. SiliconO 15. Phosphorus16. Sulfur17. ChlorineO 18. ArgonO 19. PotassiumO20. CalciumO 21. ScandiumO 22. TitaniumO 23. VanadiumO 24. Chromium25. ManganeseO 26. IronO 27. Cobalt28. NickelO29. CopperO 30. ZincO31. GalliumO32. GermaniumO33. ArsenicO 34. Selenium35. Bromine36. Krypton37. Rubidium38. Strontium39. Yttrium40. Zirconium

Transition elements are the metals that have partially filled d orbitals.In other words a subshell…

Which elements are transition metals? These elements have incompletely filled d subshells or readily give rise to cations that have incompletely filled d subshells. 01. Hydrogen O 2. Helium O3. Lithium 04. Beryllium O 5. Boron O 6. Carbon 07. Nitrogen O 8. Oxygen O 9. Fluorine O 10. Neon O 11. Sodium O 12. Magnesium A 13. Aluminum D 14. Silicon O 15. Phosphorus 16. Sulfur O 17. Chlorine 18. Argon 19. Potassium O 20. Calcium 21. Scandium O 22. Titanium 23. Vanadium O 24. Chromium 25. Manganese O 26. Iron O 27. Cobalt 28. Nickel O 29. Copper O 30. Zinc O 31. Gallium O32. Germanium O 33. Arsenic O 34. Selenium O 35. Bromine O 36. Krypton O 37. Rubidium O 38. Strontium O 39. Yttrium O 40. Zirconium

Which elements are transition metals? These elements have incompletely filled d subshells or readily give rise to cations that have incompletely filled d subshells. 01. Hydrogen O 2. Helium O3. Lithium 04. Beryllium O 5. Boron O 6. Carbon 07. Nitrogen O 8. Oxygen O 9. Fluorine O 10. Neon O 11. Sodium O 12. Magnesium A 13. Aluminum D 14. Silicon O 15. Phosphorus 16. Sulfur O 17. Chlorine 18. Argon 19. Potassium O 20. Calcium 21. Scandium O 22. Titanium 23. Vanadium O 24. Chromium 25. Manganese O 26. Iron O 27. Cobalt 28. Nickel O 29. Copper O 30. Zinc O 31. Gallium O32. Germanium O 33. Arsenic O 34. Selenium O 35. Bromine O 36. Krypton O 37. Rubidium O 38. Strontium O 39. Yttrium O 40. Zirconium

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