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What are inner transition elements?

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Answered by MedicoMinded
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What are inner transition elements?

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The elements in which extra electron enters (n–2) f-orbitals are called f-block elements. These elements form a transition series within the transition elements. So these elements are called as inner transition elements.

Answered by cuteangel0001
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The inner transition elements occupy a position in between the elements lanthanum (Z=57) and hafnium (Z=72), and between actinium (Z=89) and rutherfordium (Z=104). Elements 58-71, which follow lanthanum, are the lanthanides, and elements 90-103, which follow actinium, are the actinides.

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