Question

difference between magnetic properties of lanthanides with those of transition elements​

Answer 1

Answer:

The magnetic properties of the lanthanides are due to the electrons in the partial filled 4f shell. The magnetic properties of the first-row transition metals are due to the electrons in the partial filled 3d shell.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Lanthanides show magnetic properties because of unpaired electrons in partly filled 4f orbitals. Transition elements exhibit magnetic properties due to partially filled 3d orbitals

Explanation:

• Lanthanides are rare earth metals which are very dense
• Lanthanides are also called the 4f series
• They are similar to the element Lanthanum
• Usually, they form trivalent compounds
• Lanthanides have the configuration [Xe] 4f1-14 5d 0-16s2
• They are paramagnetic, which means that they are attracted when placed in a magnetic field
• Transition metals are those elements that have partly filled d orbitals
• Transition metals form many stable complexes because of the unpaired electrons

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