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The metallic elements are the most numerous of the elements and of the metallic elements the d-block elements are the most important: their chemical properties are central to both industry and contemporary research. The two terms d-block metal and transition metal are often used interchangeably; however, they do not mean the same thing. The name transition metal originally derived from the fact that their chemical properties were transitional between those of the s and p blocks. Now, however, the IUPAC definition of a transition element is that it is an element that has an incomplete d subshell in either the neutral atom or its ions. Thus the Group 12 elements (Zn, Cd, Hg) are members of the d block but are not transition elements. In the following discussion, it will be convenient to refer to each row of the d block as a series, with the 3d series the first row of the block (Period 4), the 4d serie...
Isomerism The phenomena in which compounds have same molecular formula but different structural formula is called isomerism. e.g propadiene propyne Structural Isomers having different structural formulas because their atoms are joined together in different number of ways. It is formed: arrangement of Carbon skeleton e.g. The formula of C4H10 gives two possible structure, butane and methylpropane: butane methyl propane Position isomerism e.g. propan-1-ol and propan-2-ol Functional Isomerism e.g. the molecular formula C2H60 represents both ethanol and methoxymethane. Ring chain isomerism Cyclic alkanes are isomeric with alkenes, e.g. cyclopropane and propene
Photoelectric effect: Photon: in 1905 Einstein suggest that light(electromagnetic radiations) is made up of tiny particles known as photon . photons are the packets of energy . Einstein suggested that energy is not emitted continuously but is emitted as individual amount of energy known as Quantum energy. Energy of Photon: The energy of photon is given by Einstein E=hv where, E= energy of photon h=plank's constant v=frequency Properties of Photon: Photon have no mass. Photon posses no charge and are not deflected by electric or magnetic field. The values of all quantum number...
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