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Characteristics of s-block,p-block'd-block and f-block elements??
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Answered by Premarani
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Explanation:

S-block elements:

They are highly reactive elements and thus occurs in combined state. On moving down the group their reactivity increases.They have good reducing characters.They generally form electropositive ion by losing 1 or 2 electrons, that’s why they are electro positive in nature.They are good conductors of heat and electricity.

p-block elements:

Most of the p-block elements show variable oxidation states.They include both metals and non-metals.They are generally covalent in nature.As move from left to right the non-metallic character of the element increases.On moving down the group metallic character increases.

d-block elements:

d-block elements show variable oxidation states.They are generally paramagnetic in nature.Their compounds are generally coloured. Those which form complex compounds.Most of the elements and their compounds acts as catalyst.

f-block elements:

They are generally heavy metals having high melting and boiling points.Their compounds are generally coloured.Variable oxidation states are generally shown by these elements.Most of Activities are radioactive.

General electronic configuration:

s-block —ns1-2

p-block —ns2 np1- 6

d-block —(n -1) d1 -10 ns0-2

f-block —(n – 2)f0-14 (n -1) d0- 1 ns2

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