Reason behind significantly small radius even though it lies beneath in the group should be suggested. Concept introduction: As one moves from top to bottom the shells expands and size increases, while it decreases as one move along the period because of gradual increases in effective nuclear charge. This in turn increases influence of nucleus on valence electron and shrinks the radius along the horizontal row. Lanthanide contraction is phenomenon that leads to significant reduction in sizes along the period in lanthanides. This is attributed to gradual fill up of 4 f orbitals that are highly diffused in shape. Poor overlap increases influence of nucleus for outermost electron manifolds for lanthanides and hence size reduces considerably.
Reason behind significantly small radius even though it lies beneath in the group should be suggested. Concept introduction: As one moves from top to bottom the shells expands and size increases, while it decreases as one move along the period because of gradual increases in effective nuclear charge. This in turn increases influence of nucleus on valence electron and shrinks the radius along the horizontal row. Lanthanide contraction is phenomenon that leads to significant reduction in sizes along the period in lanthanides. This is attributed to gradual fill up of 4 f orbitals that are highly diffused in shape. Poor overlap increases influence of nucleus for outermost electron manifolds for lanthanides and hence size reduces considerably.
Solution Summary: The author explains that lanthanide contraction leads to significant reduction in sizes along the period in d-block elements.
Definition Definition Elements containing partially filled d-subshell in their ground state configuration. Elements in the d-block of the periodic table receive the last or valence electron in the d-orbital. The groups from IIIB to VIIIB and IB to IIB comprise the d-block elements.
Chapter 12, Problem 109E
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:Reason behind significantly small radius even though it lies beneath in the group should be suggested.
Concept introduction: As one moves from top to bottom the shells expands and size increases, while it decreases as one move along the period because of gradual increases in effective nuclear charge. This in turn increases influence of nucleus on valence electron and shrinks the radius along the horizontal row.
Lanthanide contraction is phenomenon that leads to significant reduction in sizes along the period in lanthanides. This is attributed to gradual fill up of 4f orbitals that are highly diffused in shape. Poor overlap increases influence of nucleus for outermost electron manifolds for lanthanides and hence size reduces considerably.
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Draw the Fischer projection from the skeletal
structure shown below.
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OH
OH H
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CHO
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Remove
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