2. The inner transition elements show some deviations from the building-up principle. You can find the configurations in most general chemistry textbooks. You can also try the website below for a PDF file that you can magnify. https://sciencenotes.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/PeriodicTableECBW2015.pdf (a) Consider the lanthanides (La through Yb; ignore Lu which is actually the start of the transition elements for that period. (i) Which elements deviate from the building-up principle? (b) Consider the actinides (Ac through No; ignore Lr which is actually the start of the transition elements for that period. Which elements deviate from the building-up principle? (c) Describe the general deviation that is common to both periods of the inner transition elements.

2. The inner transition elements show some deviations from the building-up principle. You can find the configurations in most general chemistry textbooks. You can also try the website below for a PDF file that you can magnify. https://sciencenotes.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/PeriodicTableECBW2015.pdf (a) Consider the lanthanides (La through Yb; ignore Lu which is actually the start of the transition elements for that period. (i) Which elements deviate from the building-up principle? (b) Consider the actinides (Ac through No; ignore Lr which is actually the start of the transition elements for that period. Which elements deviate from the building-up principle? (c) Describe the general deviation that is common to both periods of the inner transition elements.

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Chapter19: Transitition Metals, Coordination Chemistry And Metallurgy

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