MCQ
Transition elements form complexes readily because:
- ASmall size of cation
- BLarge ionic Charge
- CVacant d orbitals
- DAll the above
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Answer
- All the above
Explanation:
Transition elements form complexes readily because
Due to lower size and higher charge, they have high charge density.
They have vacant d orbital in which a ligand can donate its electron and form complex.
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