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The document discusses the properties and classifications of transition metals and lanthanides, including their electronic configurations, oxidation states, and general characteristics. It covers various aspects such as atomic size, melting points, magnetic properties, and the formation of complex compounds. Additionally, it highlights the differences between transition metals and lanthanides, as well as their applications in various chemical processes.
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+ Sand P- block elemenls are known ag
D-bock of periodic table contains the elements of group
9 ee ee as
Definition :
Zn ed, Hg >
Reason.
og iy asee Gees!) eae ans Hone ee Zn Cz> 30) is nebo
Reason:
a.
Gpper atom has @mpletely Fillee| al orbitals (md 2d’*) in its ground
Stete Then how it is a transition elemento
Reason:
Element qT Vv Ce Mn Fe GN & ZB
Gmmen 0S:
5S Ay otam has completely filled c- orbitals Cyd?) in sts ground
State. Dut Ag is a transition element.
Reason :
Electronic Gnfiguration : @-)d'" nse na
*% There ave ds sevies, Note:
i
3d series: Se Cz=21) to “Zn C20) 7
ud series - e
Sd series:
6d Serves: ain
ee Sep i eG lily Mires Coy 8 [Ne Ce eee
Ud-» Y Ze Nb Me Te Re Rh PA Ay Cd
7
ee er rele eee ae ati ee
Sd—+ la
err.| WNede: Elements having Configuration @
* Pd Ukr) 6S Yd
c
# Pulbau Rule or (nte) Rule is only valid for orbital.
thod's why during removed last electm is removed Pepe from
Gieneral Properties of Transition Metals =
2. Adomic radii or Atomic Cize:
a Se TF Ws Gr Me Fe e@ Nr Gu Zn
{
halt Filled +
® Order of size in 37d group
Order of ize In yth- jath group: TH [svte
Reason: eee
©g. Ze (leo pm) and H+ Cis? pm)
2. Melting Point: ;
* Fransifon metals arre very much roel]
x These medals have high
Reason a
; : Zo
* Melting paint clepends on (i)
di
GN)
% Maximum Mp. in de black Highest «
Order sof MP in Ut loth Jroup > lowest +
order of MiP in BF and 24h Groups dip—
Order of MP In Ut jroueB Density: ym
_
Bom left do
so density
Order:
4. Epthalpy of Ademi sation:
* Transition elements
Reason:
* Order ina grup
PPT bond formation tendency
Nete: 2, ;
v
S. Tenization enthalpy -
Order of TE in Bd:
x DEC.0f Sd elements i's
* Zn
Cd
Ha
Hg Zn Cd
x Te. Mt
Fe
aight + MP VE
Non - transition elements
down the group.
2 $]
as)
than Ud due 4o
Ge Sd 3d ud
a3
Au Shi. lowest Gmmar
Ru G Ay O-S, of these Clemen.
Ss
ae except C 9)
Mat
Q Second FE fs unusually high fr Cr and Cy.
Reason:
6. Oxidation State :
« Range (it O:9 5
£3: Mn = 345 ys?
x to X+¥% Ameng ad Series elemends highest OS + @
* Among d-blocle elements ighert OS >
’ 4
B. Why Ga, Ny and Zn Jenerally do net Show oxidohbn state
jreetey than +2 9
Reoson:
A. Mn shows highest number of diferent Oxidetron Stade s
Reasn:
Mote: Sc
Ga oes not exist
Flo
* THT) fs more cteble than
* Stability of higher oxidation cate or mouing [ett to
wight otter
S9 FC J, &C +) NiO) .@C >
me Stability of highter o.s
9. GrOg
0,
wo,
Therefore CrCvi)
doum — the qroup .
MD acidic medium y's
, low oxidation states are
ey.
ound orth,
6. Why is Gr 4% reducihy agent and Myt3
*s Oxi Aten) in ature
Reason:
@. Why E°(ra¥4 4) Value for Cut? |
So postive (+0-34v) >
Reason».
Cus, —» Gray
Gy, ——+ G* @,
Netes Atma (1) is brghest for s
cae dowesl foraaa ae ®
Stabilify of higher OXiclation Slates :
* TIXy Mn 03
~ Ve “ Fevq
~ Oe + Cox,
“ GX Cexcept 7
20% 4+ur- —_,
Ga ic tnstallel aqueous medium and undergo
24 >
Reason :
st Ordey of stability : Gt Cath Cin aquesus medr'ury )
Cte GAB )
= Fag C Do: FeO) stable tn
but decomposes readily to
* Migher Os. of My ts Stable with aaiaced
width
Reason: .
y- with Oxygen:
Ith Flume:
* Order of Orrdinng
Pourr of Os". Crs052> ane Mn dy~
Notes Except all 3d metale are
mace seachive anol
by the Ht,
Ox ceed
Go + Hey —+
“Zn + Hel —~»
& Gmpare the vedlucieg power of GX and ta.3 Magnetic Properties : ©
n ao
= fron) BM ee Bohr magnelon a oe
J V14Au
ae D2 2Oi23
2 ZbBIey
J Mate 4 W940 oS
Mntto Ss S-9286
Cott
an
ines,
8. Formation of Glouree| Ions:
~ d®, dios
x When an Clechrom — frern a lower energy Clate ww
is to energy state € D the eneray of*
excitation Comrespmdg +o the fH: of Nght abcorbect.
= Frequency of light thot is absorbed is determined by -
(3)
bi
(iy
Reacm for Glour - | .
® dd transition: te d
~ grand de
Comple merfarry Gowers
® Charge dtoanstem:
KMndy . KiC~20q.
c) ¢)
CrO2Cl,, CrOu™
—+ Gloure| due to LMCT
© Polarisation :
* 1 Covalent Charecler X Glour deeper
pyc) AyBr MT
3
* Oban, ce
Feta ¢
Cr eI59. Formation of complex compounds = A chemical
Reason;
(id
(iy
Gry
gy.
10. Gralytic ProperHec:
* Gtalyet ot a solid curlece Involve the formation of bonds
between reactant molecule and atoms of the Surface off
Gtalyst-
* Reeasom Fore Showing Catalyhic prpertres-
a
cy
Examples:
Name of Process Gotalyst ured
. Crtecf proress
Haber's provess
Gtealyhe by deqenation
- manufactur of polythene
* Ve getabe oil —~ghee
+ Wagker's provecc
Polymen'sation of alkyne
* Deacon's procecs
¢ Ostwald’ process
x Fe Catalyses reaction befween
fet8 4 yO _ i,
Fet® 4 S209 —_,
S2Qy-* —+W. Formation of Indecstitial Comp ounts- ®
+ Non- Stoithiomebsre Compounds . i'n cuhich small atoms such ag
are heupped inscle the crystal latices of medale.
~ Neithy noc
+ They have
* They ave very hard cg.
x Thy vedary their
Thy are chemically
* Metals thet form alloy should have
melting pink then pure medals.
hac hardness equivalent Jo
radius Cwithin
Ist
of each other)
x Steal stamless eel >
eass = German Silver
Renee Bell mefat>
Gun metal
Some Linpordont Gonpounde Of Transition Elements -
Oxides o€ Meta}:
- doce not form oxides with general forrmul MO
Which gre ionic+
a Gre tes ovider in which the Onc. of meta]
"s used equal tits grup number -
~ My.Oy 1s Mm nedyve »
* Oxides in hiker o-s are acidic & in jouer Cc.
baste.
M
20, ] V20 5 Vo, Vio,
=
Go, C30, Ceo
Mey + “aiid —
NhOs + aikal) ——+
Oo 02
He
M20 y ——>Poa seam Dichremate (kK. Ga03)
Tass'am Dichremate (Ke G,02) °
Mop:
4
OO, + NO.(0g ———>
Na. Gd, + Hyd, = —__y
Gen eae =
Shuchus et: chameles
mate ion
Hybridisation
Dittevent type of
Gr-0 bonds
All Ceo bonds
are equal 2
bond ame (Gece)
Ghoyr
Reason Fr Glow
No. of prr-dir bonds
BReachion of Kiln Og with H20,:
Ke GreOq + Ha SO0y +4HO, ——
Chi | chloride -fest:
a Ke pas Nall +6 Ha S0y —4+ >
FeCn0, or +0,—45
Solu bility Q
NaCr, Og KGn0,
Dychwmote i'mNote: Sodium anc potassium ichromafe ave -
but KiGr204 Is used ag In
Or.0,-% lyn? _ ten E%> poev
Some veachions+ Cr0q? —» C43 Cin aude. medium)
O T ~—>
Cae uses:
OM CoO a
co) HS — 3
(yy Sap —+
i) No,- —>
Vir) p> >
Wi) Co, —
(x) S205 ——>
&) So, ——>
“
Moles Gre? a Cn0g>
Cc) a,
CrOurt anf Cuda ent in egulibnium at phe
K1004 >:
Mop :
Go Mo, + kon +03 [kre ;
Moog ® 414
+ M0,
_
GD tof preparotion metyd ;
Pin** 4 © €,05-* + Sho —__»
(1) Commercial methed :
M072, —————> MnONofe : KMnOy exidises water of OSs) but sti)
used im volumetric — Ondysis
Reason:
Shrucluves
EMO Pandy”
Hybridisation
Ditfereat ype of
Mr 0 bonds ?
All 19,-0 bond ;
are auc] 2
Structure
Glour (Reeton):
moot pr-dir bods»
magnetic behaviour:
Kites OxIdi1Ay powers Krona,
ae")
zie Kno, ——__»
cr ECO,
ae km\noy ———>
a \Ftna, ———*
Raper —_
ek alblne
Kn dy
I's* Mnd,~ in acidic mecltum - a Pin 1H besic medium -
dy T° —> é
S50," —
thy ero re
@) Cay — eee
(eG alin po
“2 Son7? + Mlofe t—
cy No
Gin or —_3
OH Ge, +
C8) Ssogt
CW? 60, —+
Teg 8 A
&rvos') os a
laws Of equivalence:f-Yock Elements
Bert ence ere poster ies
The Lanthanvidé: Greup-3 pesiid -
® Electronic Configuration -
eran ba calcd de
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> STs
ee z :
> Ret ah ave Ed
aoe 6sk ts in all and: vemaininy eS eye biked in
Atomic No. Name Symbo) . Taek ec. Ly
x 68 Coriuen
Sq Praseodyrmturn
60 Neo dy miu
_ Prosnieth'um
62 Samarium
63 Europiam
«64 Gadolins'y m
6s Tex biun
Gc DysProsium
GF Hob'g Helmiam
68 Erbium
6q Thultum
al Niderwbium
eT Ludedium
Q Atomic and Tonic Sizes
Ceo 7 Pe Nd 2 Pm Pom Gd > Th > Dy > Ho SEr> Tn?
Dla
wreason:
Note: Lanthanoid Contraction 1S agelicable fer
Lanthane id Garrechion +> Basic Nature of bydvoxides- é
li @n
La: CoH). 3
* from Ieft do wight
Reasan :
®@ Reachions -
— Mest Gmmm 0.5. of all the Grthaniids is
q
Gt _ at CD bt Eu
I pee yy SO oes
Pr, Nd Th. Dy =P +4 OS Oly in
54
> Sn t+
# (et @n be used @s analytical agent tn ay medium.
Reason ,
* Almost all trivalent lanthaneids are
Cc OD
Except ~ Reason +
Uses. ee
1@ Mischeetal : Ln + Fe + é + C+ 414+ G
oe 4 L 2
3x
te
Sx2s 8 chinoids -
> Genecal Clechronic Confijurations 7S 6d sf
—
ne
> fang fs
yf Rn) 482 ie
> Then (oz ) tr d
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> Rest ali ave
Atomic No. Name Symbe] Tatk Ec
Fo Thorium
V Peetactinium
92. Uronium
93 Nep+taniar
ay Pluctonturn
as Pmevicium
a6 Cursum
93 Berkliam
98 Goli-Ferniom
m9 Ejinsteniarm
[oo Eerrmasum
107 Moendeleviur
Io2 No bear
log Lavo renciaes
+ AchHooids an show Os.
Reason +
7 NP, Pu maximum O:S;
+ size > Actinsidc Lanthanos'ds
—+ ‘DE: Ach noids Lanthanoards
4 pase Actinvids Lanbanoial ¢
— Actinsid Grrtractron Lanthaneid Cortracton — ~Transition Gorteerthin
pute LanthanoidS arc (except : 5
Actinids are C eee* Note Extent of bend farmation . S& 44
Reason:
Characteshics :
ey
ruse
Sale) ive na GiDy- SHO, Freen vitviol + Mg Oy-TH20
= Both are |
3 Struchure -
F Hydrosen bonded Uber moleules —
ee Condede Certo s ele de,
C8) First synthe elemen} -
LanthanorAs Actin oval s
(tig
Wii
V9
7)
ary