2. Which one of the following classifications is correct and most specific? Select one: O a. Sn, Pb, Si, Ge : Group 4A metals O b. Au, V, Cr, W : d-block metals O . Pb, Si, P, Te : p-block elements d. Ce, Gd, Eu, Er : inner transition elements e. Pd, Cd, Mo, Ni : transition metals

2. Which one of the following classifications is correct and most specific? Select one: O a. Sn, Pb, Si, Ge : Group 4A metals O b. Au, V, Cr, W : d-block metals O . Pb, Si, P, Te : p-block elements d. Ce, Gd, Eu, Er : inner transition elements e. Pd, Cd, Mo, Ni : transition metals

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Chapter19: Transition Metals And Coordination Chemistry

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2. Which one of the following classifications is correct and most specific?
Select one:
O a. Sn, Pb, Si, Ge : Group 4A metals
O b. Au, V, Cr, W : d-block metals
O . Pb, Si, P, Te : p-block elements
d. Ce, Gd, Eu, Er : inner transition elements
e. Pd, Cd, Mo, Ni : transition metals

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