MCQ
Elements of $d$ group are called
- ✓Transition elements
- BTransuranic elements
- CMetals
- DMetalloids
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Transition elements
a
$D$-block elements are called as transition metals.
$D$-block elements are called as transition metals.
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