The correct statement in respect of d- block elements - Vidyadip

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The correct statement in respect of $d-$ block elements

A
They are all metals
B
They show variable valency
C
They form coloured ions and complex salts
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All above statements are correct

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Answer

Correct option: D.

All above statements are correct

d
All d-block elements are metals with variable oxidation state and form coloured ions and complex salts.

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