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The document discusses the properties and characteristics of transition elements, focusing on their oxidation states, electronic configurations, and general metallic properties such as high tensile strength and conductivity. It also covers the behavior of lanthanides, their atomic sizes, and the formation of various compounds, including their amphoteric and acidic properties. Additionally, it highlights the significance of these elements in chemical reactions and their applications in various industrial processes.

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The document discusses the properties and characteristics of transition elements, focusing on their oxidation states, electronic configurations, and general metallic properties such as high tensile strength and conductivity. It also covers the behavior of lanthanides, their atomic sizes, and the formation of various compounds, including their amphoteric and acidic properties. Additionally, it highlights the significance of these elements in chemical reactions and their applications in various industrial processes.

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