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D Block

The document discusses the properties and characteristics of d-block elements, also known as transition elements, highlighting their metallic bonding, oxidation states, and enthalpy of atomization. It explains the significance of unpaired electrons in determining magnetic properties and the stability of compounds formed by these elements. Additionally, it covers various chemical reactions and the formation of complexes involving d-block elements.

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D Block

The document discusses the properties and characteristics of d-block elements, also known as transition elements, highlighting their metallic bonding, oxidation states, and enthalpy of atomization. It explains the significance of unpaired electrons in determining magnetic properties and the stability of compounds formed by these elements. Additionally, it covers various chemical reactions and the formation of complexes involving d-block elements.

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Bylaw? 3 d2ag? a ad 4 +2 42 49 + Toscible +3 +9 a i 1 42 Oxidation 43 $3 42 43 43 +35 43 42 ae ty 3 a4 Cee ap ae) - - 45 th tS 45 46 rs - oma +6 46 +7 Now 5 cut — sae = = cu2* = —— edd But Ut, > cur%gy a 7 also, cu%agy < cu2*cagy [ SAIMY Recavge the excess_0¢ enengyy srequired for cut fe term cur is compensated by hydration and Jamtee enengey. go, C4 dispropostonates to and cu*. + ———- or = Cu” cag.) Cw t+ cu? - 7 Mor: nication stale 6 shocon by Osdq and Reads Some o¢ the elemen} Covm compound in reno _axicearvon State Fe(co)s > NilCO)y , crea, , VCO). d?s 45 and _d!® ane exceptionany stabii'ty « dl congigunation ts pseudo noble gaa configuration, arts Agts ds) Hg ecuty Put, They have high _poleorising poweos - Sn owt! eee Ret ca Pgh ee ig" fut _ polarising power ® PolanigaHon soxides and flouridec of 8d senles oo Sc. Sooty 110 WO 20% (C000) Mod egg, Corsa Voc rg -MNgdy Fon Some element: Acidic steength & Polaris eco h A oxdedion strength “ I Rave ween +1,4+% 43 — Basie +U— Amphoteuc 46, 16,1% —— Radic ioe a 3 OTK —— _ 83TH veg to ney Feta Cas Nig ta a aa ONIX) uy tie 4X3 Vy cats fete) oe an Cts Mins Fev coxa — xia) eh _ - 1% VX Smt wn Xa t ° (xt) wh ianke «Fa Ce Xo __Sitony Oxidrar ni 7 agente De spor Bet Bre cw , ee ar + aun ——> wutle + cuct ty? BPD = Cuhe ~ Fer + gt Ey Ry agent 4 eno. of halogen ” Gtesic Strain 4 and therefore abe Stebt wey pg dhe size of halogen n “sieeve Strain 5 aN stability ve 4__Magnetlc_Ponpessies Gone of _d-block one mainty _peoramagnevc due to — __presence o€ unpaired etechon . - _ Une > xf NON+2) Bm. Ns ho: of unpaired electrons. _ 8 Frad no: of unpaired electon, - ned 1 = 2-838 Neo = OS - - | a~OF3em Nes - uo 5 44a Bm Ney uy * Sap Ban n-& - mn has 4.9998. a fyen find 1, Ney Mn — 3d8 462 Mn ®* — 344 oaR mts ie qe 3 #3 BM Pind element - Ore Bm Gm @ ni Oa —— | Nie = - — fet8 ——s gs - Pe ont? — 3—q3 _ Mn+8 4 —du - wits a-dt the, _exystal_taitice ot metals eve _aceupied by the clerrend WKE Hy Go No ete. 7 _O hey form _nan- Steidiametic empands @ Mein hardness PM _ @ conduclvity- memains same. @ we aod BE 1, + tatalyst __ hey be catalyet because ~ 9) Fee valency b) Residual forces small § ize dy harge Sungace cmneq © TS perm TWMULIPIE axbdation stale, ©) fo porn tompteres f ae PF) gar + 208 ga + abou! Mechanism: Qfe8* + 2g> ——-y Fe? + So pet Goage —> geedt + agog3 Comptex formation The 4d block elemento _have veny: high tendency - fos compler because _ &y smelt size EY © how “vaceant enogy oxbitalg. Stes dematin — a thet Simla sine. | _Tnese solid _setut'on ane known as alleys - paersog — (Pyrochromicadd ) # Compounds ag O fatono# oe Pnepanadion : ~ 7 Step 1 Fed. Crada+ 8 NA9C03 + FD 2 ———> 3Naq pCa y* 2FO209 4 8002 Step 2 _ (2Na2CKOq + H2S04 ————F_NQ20 0% PF NasSoy+ Hod a Step 9 eee Naatws67 19 move Soluble than kycrid7¢ - Naeteog + 2KCL —— 5 katorog + 2Nact eet _ — _Poopeoties :- _ eee a SEIS an orange oi coystalline compounds G4 is moderaty Soluble cold _wates but highly Soluble in_het watan Aka (rj 0q 95 ApkeCrOu + 200309 + SOa C204?" + 208" ——> 2crdby - yellow Re10q? + aHt ~—+ ca,07% 4 Had aeidio p — is ———— Coady™ 4Hno aetste Res0e2” + 2Hr — equilibsium Ko Crs0% + 6ka Bho + Cr, (SOND a+ dHo + FHe504q 0% + 4Ha50y ——> Ky S04t Cm (Ma)s 4 a npas ky01.03 + ONazS09 + AH SOG——> SNAPO4 + KaS04 + Cw 2003 +AHo } kCen07 + BS60+ H2SOn——» k2504 + Cra (MGIB + Hod kn C0209 + 4HaS0q + SNANOg —— > kaS0ut Cm(S04) 5 +3 NANOS +420 Koco 0% + INHX ——? BKK + 207X944 + Bxo Conag?” + ant 4 gsn®* ——» 20884 + Gant? +4400 Koto09 # BHt + 86,0327 > QC#?* +8. 9042-498 + BIO kaemo7 + Gn2S0q——> kes0q + C¥aCS0a)a +30 + 8 L07 green ON7 OH 4 09 — 5 chacna 1 Hoo cHacHa | (6) ~~» enaennH * Chromy) chloride fest Ht ACONG 1 490 Kade 09 16 M6041 4NaC ——> akiIS0N+ ona Soy Red CVOa la + ANAOH~—> WagcwO4 + 2Nad + Wad only forie chieride font nes thin dest 9 RCOOS + ke S0u4 SHO Blue AOKOS + 6 HtoSOq ——? 9a C504)— “+b EHod ? FO2 Ko C107 + HoSdu + AHo02 cx0s 4416 8 [ ext | a7 ° . r aH bands ae af Sime boond (4.04? ce length Yellow Al Nov BO & he 8p bytricized . 4 4 . ° tt tt & Bands ane og same Om Og A oes 8 ra eet Peg 8 bybrichived I ! ge Ut om ° ° Op opponent length, orange 8 kindy _ a Pnepeoration —t step L QMNO2 + Ghat 14g ——> koMndu + 2H20 RMnoo +t k2Cog + 02 ——?_ka Mndy + 2002 Mndo + Rkow t “kNo8 — Hnoat KWo 2t #20 StepQ a Rk nog +2 —? “BUNK Neg “t 2K + oRey ee Ako Md, + O3+H2o ~—? RKMindy + 2KOM 402 Bk2Mndq 4 C02 ——> 2kMnOw + Mn dat 2k200g. _ electeoysis _ — — anode <— keMndu ? Hod # (4) —> 2KMNOg + Qkaby Mn 0a?” —_ ng +e cathode : autd Be ——9 HO Penopomtes QkMNdG ——? Ko Mnda + Mndo td2 Qky Mndq —2 52K Mn03 + Oo Punple Crystalline compound __ RkMNdy + AH2S0q ——> AkHSOq* Mode +H? 6 Randy ——74Mno2 + 302 LKMndy + bH2Sdy ——> 2K80q+ 4Mnsou + 6H Eonsas Sp alkane medium +2 = - Kindy alt Rk Mind + Hoo +[0F on dilution 5 QkoMn du + 2H20 ——* aMnd2 + 4KOH+ 2rd +7 +h QKMndut M20 alkane, Ritng2 +2AKOH T BOD fvewteatisat"on RkMNOg + 420 ——? Qmnd2 + 2KOH TF 3f0D mnoq = +8H2d +3e@ —7 mMndu + YOH™ Bn acidic medium » ant +5E———7 wnt t Hed mn 0am Oxidising mop ody pe? + Mnde” E> Mn? + et Bt MnO ut, mnt t Be - Ht, omnat 48 862 towne EMA? Sou?" ~ emp? t SOu2™ oy + MnOe” tt unt? 7 N03" ~— Hts Mat 002 ere Psp) Mndy nat a A504?” Be + windas Xa Mh (We dy Bas 8) _ Praline medium Paul n = Mroun + 8 nda + ROS" Af block 4 Me element jn which last & goes Io ¢ - Stbshell «iF 1S called elements of "block. Lanthanaids ce fo nd tn Bm by 64 co Ro Navdy PM Sang Pu erope Baye Tb by Ho fo Tm Vb ly Fab _Qyptt Heme engenesn we Tamhe Yun buta. Actineids So ™ Pu _U__Np Am em _ BK — tha fukara Usne Aman come Back _ Lm - oF Bo Fm Md Ne All f-block elemenrs oe heayy metals: last «gees fe f-sub shell - Gn these elements 1 the Cxd ne? crate Cnty? ppls La— SF (xed 6s? A’ * ey ore] es24e Sd __These_elements I @ * ce — re? 65? 44 Sd! Pe — (red up Sede 652 _ Nd — £¥6) yee Sd? 652 - . Pm — Cxedups S46? Sm —— Cre) Hee Sd° 6s? a : ea CED HEF SE 6 5 ee | ed Ted 659 water = “tb —— Dre? 4e98d9 _ _ AY — ~ Cee? 6s fuene ee anne eeeenee _ He Cred. a9 yen AP Be —— (ye) as Ge ode — Tm —— (re) 65> 4¢8 On Yo —— C2 6524. in betwem fnansit’on and Sr block. _ _ fee These ane placed cat the bottom (oF periodic teble we : hacen + 4666! 65? — +3 fs ae 8atge _ +3 tm — = 4F9 SdP6s> Bm — 4pe5de 652 ——— 4 | ba 4p sd ge = are 6d — 4pasd'es? —— 43 Th — vedere 18 tn] 4 L ay — UL ede gs? Ho — 4" Sdegs? —— 13 Fe — 4!? Bd? 6s? —— 73 Tm _— 4¢i3 Sd 6s? — 43 Yb —— aglt 8de 6s? —~ +3 mi ku - aene Bal bs? — +8 fe *. Oxidation State +3 oxidation siate_ig most stable __oxidatio.n The is because bydmation _and latice _onengy— 861%, 802 4X Eo Aisne OF $) 6m CHA Ind +3) State exist 49—° +3 act as grodudng agent gin? Ful? Tmt? Yb"? +4 ——7 13 act as oxidising agent cet4 9 Prt, Th*t 1aytt maximum & aciinards shows Kanthanoid sho os tecanshron ond variiabte O% _staté . _ best balanced _by on ([Link] +4) oxidadien oxidation state ephenews jdation state, —fnevgg of (nd ened ng ombitals in teansition —_SlementS ane capable + thenerone electrons can be —_Semoved from ng and (Pd subshen as welh _ Mn —> 8d9 492 _ +2 148) 44 4S, 46, 49 ___* Lonthanoid _@ nfracion SOD _ a Keer = xe] - a _ “Biepulsive forces — - — _ a whene @ density is hgh ee ee whese dre oF ovbijal ig Smal] B< ped ce size) ee 82 PS doe CE density [Re putsion/ Sheildigg ) But due % poom Sheilding cf f subshen > Rete BR wth TP WR nor oF penton. Thenretere ; ana Reel size Lb as xt this cated Camthanoid contraction Freagies Of Sf56d and #8 ambitale im actinides +2 ccompanakte: € fram 95r6d a5 well 93 54 sunsrey can poouicipating jn bonding But tp Ose or hanthanoids, Snengg of 4F Subse? _rs less than that of 5d Sabshely berayse ae ___Subshell i9 busnied deep ins/de atom. _ danthancid contraction Ly bel 4 set ng? due to pocen Bheilding of Ff -subshell + mete 5 thenefore IS tho ne cf § the Shelling sb /aepulsion 4. a zepe ~ ZO tq > td _ - B2eL tat3. ———— 8 seb 7 | Polavsation x fe Sixe of cat'on Potasusad'on of I a adidio .natune + Basic nafune - bats te B a oF amma 02572 ONO + from ta tole ® Hasdnes—s os size b> the packing efeicleny, Io tardnesst. . ® 0 and SP 2S size; MP ond Ber except Pa and Yb 5 a mp ig comproytivdy lest @_ Basie natore o¢ oxide and hydvoxr! e-—> as si20 de, polasi sation 1. Seer ollie Ginter tt Lan03 ——— wos —— Lo (oH). ———5_ lacon)a, a “ae E - | ae — _© size ce tnt ae comparable thene fore the _ Properties ef them ame — simiton like — a 7 Similan size _— - ee - - i) Same Oxidation Stat @ 7 oe et chemical | _Powperties ae some They are not then sepowated by chernica) _methad. = They ane sepanated by lon exchange method: — — Ly +O. —tnr03 cin + acho) ———> salt + Ha nn 4 Re > boxe in oF Heo — COH)s + He

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