In what respect do actineds differ from lanthanides
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Actinides are radioactive elements. Lanthanides are non-radioactive elements with some exceptions. The main difference between actinides and lanthanides is that actinides can form complexes easily whereas lanthanides do not form complexes easily.
- Lanthanides have the ability to show a maximum oxidation state of +4 while actinides show oxidation states of +3, +4, +5, +6 and +
- Lanthanides do not form complexes easily. Actinides have a greater tendency to form complexes with ligands such as thio-ethers.
- All lanthanides are non-radioactive except promethium but actinides are radioactive in nature.
- Lanthanides do not form oxocations, but actinides form oxocations such as UO+, PuO+, NpO2+.
- Most of the lanthanides are colorless in nature but most of the actinides are
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