Chemistry, asked by shwetakini18, 5 months ago

(ii) A transition metal can act as a good catalyst when it shows
oxidation states.
(i) variable
(ii) only one
(iii) only zero​

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Answered by swarnalidutta
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Answer:

Transition metals can both give and accept electrons easily, thereby making them favorable as catalysts. The oxidation state of a metal refers to the ability of the metal to form chemical bonds.

Answered by ArunSivaPrakash
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A transition metal can act as a good catalyst when it shows a variable oxidation state (option-i).

  • All the elements of d-block are transition metal (except - Zn which is non-transition d-block metal).
  • These metals act as good catalysts to enhance the rate of reaction.
  • Because transition metals show variable oxidation states that vary from +1 to +7 oxidation state.
  • They have a high number of unpaired electrons in their d-subshell and highly unstable d-subshell.
  • These metals form strong metallic bonds with a variety of metal due to their variable oxidation state. Hence, act as a good catalyst.
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