Explain why the effective nuclear charge increases across a row for the main group elements, but is nearly constant across a period in the transition metals.
Explain why transition metals do not show the same strong trend in atomic radius as the main group elements (and even start to get larger across the row).
Explain why the ionization energies of the transition metals are very similar to each other and do not follow the same trends as the main group elements.
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For the main group elements, atomic size increases down the
group. For the transition metals, how does the atomic size change
from the 4d series to 5d series? What is the factor that causes the
difference between these two types of elements?
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