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Why d-block elements are called outer while f-block
elements are called inner transition elements?????????

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Why d-block elements are called outer while f-block elements are called inner transition elements?..

Answer / muhammad ehsan ullah

F subshell has less shielding effect, so, it is more strongly attracted by nucleas, and it penetrates behind s subshell of (n-2) orbital. Due to the presence of f subshell at penultimate position, f block elements are called inner transition elements.
While,
d subshell is present at valance/ outermost position in d block elements, so, they are also called outer transition elements.

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Why d-block elements are called outer while f-block elements are called inner transition elements?..

Answer / mah noor

due to less screening effect

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Why d-block elements are called outer while f-block elements are called inner transition elements?..

Answer / monojit mitra

Due to the less screening effect of the f-orbitals they are
attracted mostly by the nucleus rather than the d-orbitals.
As a result of this the f-block elements are called inner
transition elements while d-block elements are called outer
transition elements.

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