The $d$-block sub-shell is always one shell lower than the $s$-block and $p$-block sub-shells. Assuming only the electrons in the highest energy shells count toward the set of valence electrons (is that correct?), $d$-block is never in the highest energy shell, and so none of the electrons in the...
But it's funny how he's usually looking for an answer in high school chem level and some cool guy like @Geoff or @Nicolau end up writing monumental answers.
I'd say quantum chemistry is just way so cool in its sense.
I had this conpiracical plan to flag hundreds of times and get Marshal and then rush to get 3k to close stuff, but no...Good plans never work out. This isn't a movie.
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The flame has different color because it has different temperature. If you add something to change flames color (like source of metal ions) it will not affect temperature of the flame. So in short: they can not.
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Saying that to say, I mean to be constructive when I say that I wonder...
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The flame has different color because it has different temperature. If you add something to change flames color (like source of metal ions) it will not affect temperature of the flame. So in short: they can not.
I need to travel between Madrid and Barcelona, Spain.
Do they still have slow regional trains?
