Which forms coloured salts ?
(a) Metals
(b) Non-metals
(c) p-Block elements
(d) Transition elements
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p-Block elements form coloured salts
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(d) Transition elements
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Transition metal ions generally possess one or more unpaired electrons. When visible light falls on a transition metal compound or ion, the unpaired electrons present in the lower energy d-orbital get promoted to high energy d-orbitals, called d-d transition, due to the absorption of visible light. Since, the energy involved in d-d transition is quantized, only a definite wavelength gets absorbed, remaining wavelengths present in the visible region gets transmitted. So transmitted light shows some color complementary to the absorbed color. Transition elements form colored salts.
Option D is the answer.
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