Explain why the transition metals in periods 5 and 8 have nearly identical radii in each group. Match the words in the left column to the appropriate blanks in the sentences on the right. Make certain each sentence is complete before submitting your answer. electron shell build-up 4f decrease larger Zett number of electrons nuclear build-up 4d increase 1. We expect radii in a group to number increases. 2. However, the trend. moving down the periodic table as principle quantum associated with filling of the Reset Help subshell counteracts this 3. The increased causes the radil of the metals in group 6 to be expected, and period 5 and 6 metals in the same group to have very similar radii. than

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Explain why the transition metals in periods 5 and 6 have nearly identical radili in each group.
Match the words in the left column to the appropriate blanks in the sentences on the right. Make certain each sentence is complete before submitting your answer.
electron shell build-up
4f
decrease
larger
Zert
number of electrons
nuclear build-up
4d
increase
smaller
5d
1. We expect radii in a group to
number increases.
2. However, the
trend.
moving down the periodic table as principle quantum
associated with filling of the
Reset Help
subshell counteracts this
3. The increased
causes the radii of the metals in group 6 to be
expected, and period 5 and 6 metals in the same group to have very similar radii.
than
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 23.68 Part A Explain why the transition metals in periods 5 and 6 have nearly identical radili in each group. Match the words in the left column to the appropriate blanks in the sentences on the right. Make certain each sentence is complete before submitting your answer. electron shell build-up 4f decrease larger Zert number of electrons nuclear build-up 4d increase smaller 5d 1. We expect radii in a group to number increases. 2. However, the trend. moving down the periodic table as principle quantum associated with filling of the Reset Help subshell counteracts this 3. The increased causes the radii of the metals in group 6 to be expected, and period 5 and 6 metals in the same group to have very similar radii. than
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