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Q: 1. What are transitional elements ?
2. Why is Cu (Copper) a transitional element ?
3. Why does s-block elements generally show flame test ?
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transitional element - The transition elements are those elements that have a partially filled d or f subshell in any common oxidation state. The word transition most commonly used for the d-block transition elements.
Cu is a transition element because the Cu²+ ion has an incomplete d level.Cu has d 10 configuration in ground state but in its most common oxidation state means Cu²+it has d 9 configuration Hence it is a d block element and a transition element.
s block element generally show flame test because of more electropositiveness. they can release electrons more easily. So in such circumstances e – may be excited easily. After these electrons get excited, they soon lose energy and return to their ground state.
Cu is a transition element because the Cu²+ ion has an incomplete d level.Cu has d 10 configuration in ground state but in its most common oxidation state means Cu²+it has d 9 configuration Hence it is a d block element and a transition element.
s block element generally show flame test because of more electropositiveness. they can release electrons more easily. So in such circumstances e – may be excited easily. After these electrons get excited, they soon lose energy and return to their ground state.
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The elements in the atoms of which last two shells are incompletely filled are called transitional elements. They are placed in S and P blocks and are also called as D block elements. These are solid metals at room temperature.
Copper (cu) have last two shells incompletely filled and also it is solid metal at room temperature hence it is placed in transitional elements. S block elements are mostly highly reactive. Hence they always pass flame test
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