Transition Metal - Revision history

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NRJC: /* Ion Formation */

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‎Ion Formation

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‎Ion Formation

NRJC: /* About Transition Metals */

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‎About Transition Metals

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‎About Transition Metals

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NRJC: /* Catalysts */

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‎Catalysts

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		+	====OCR====
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		+	====Edexcel====
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	*[[Platinum]]: Used in the production of [[Nitric Acid]].		*[[Platinum]]: Used in the production of [[Nitric Acid]].
	*[[Manganese]]: Used in the form of [[Manganese Dioxide]] as a [[catalyst]] for the [[Decomposition Reaction\|decomposition]] of [[Hydrogen Peroxide]].		*[[Manganese]]: Used in the form of [[Manganese Dioxide]] as a [[catalyst]] for the [[Decomposition Reaction\|decomposition]] of [[Hydrogen Peroxide]].
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		+	===References===
		+	====AQA====
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		+	:[https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0008158762/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=6738&creativeASIN=0008158762&linkCode=as2&tag=nrjc-21&linkId=a0fffa35b3ea49a63404f6704e0df7cc ''Transition metal, pages 48-9, GCSE Chemistry; Student Book, Collins, AQA '']
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 : [[Transition Metal]]s can form several different [[Electrical Charge|charge]] [[ion]]s and these different [[Electrical Charge|charge]]s can determine the [[Physical Property|physical properties]] of the [[compound]]s they are in. Specifically this affects the [[colour]] of those [[compound]]s.
 In [[compound]]s the [[Electrical Charge|charge]] of the [[Transition Metal]] [[ion]] is given in Roman Numerals after the name of the [[metal]]
-*Copper (I) Sulphate: +1 [[Ion]] of [[Copper]] giving the [[compound]] a light green colour.
+*[[Copper (I) Sulphate]]: +1 [[Ion]] of [[Copper]] giving the [[compound]] a light green colour.
-*Copper (II) Sulphate: +2 [[Ion]] of [[Copper]] giving the [[compound]] a blue colour.
+*[[Copper (II) Sulphate]]: +2 [[Ion]] of [[Copper]] giving the [[compound]] a blue colour.
-*Manganese (II) Chloride: +2 [[Ion]] of [[Manganese]] giving the [[compound]] a pale pink colour.
+*[[Manganese (II) Chloride]]: +2 [[Ion]] of [[Manganese]] giving the [[compound]] a pale pink colour.
-*Manganese (IV) Oxide: +4 [[Ion]] of [[Manganese]] giving it a very dark brown colour, often appearing black.
+*[[Manganese (IV) Oxide]]: +4 [[Ion]] of [[Manganese]] giving it a very dark brown colour, often appearing black.
-*Iron (II) Sulphate: *2 [[Ion]] of [[Iron]] giving the [[compound]] a pale green colour.
+*[[Iron (II) Sulphate]]: *2 [[Ion]] of [[Iron]] giving the [[compound]] a pale green colour.
-*Iron (III) Sulphate: *3 [[Ion]] of [[Iron]] giving the [[compound]] a redish-brown colour.
+*[[Iron (III) Sulphate]]: *3 [[Ion]] of [[Iron]] giving the [[compound]] a redish-brown colour.
 : Gem stones with various colours (red rubies, green emeralds, blue sapphires) get their colour from the [[Transition Metal]] [[ion]]s they contain.

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 : [[Transition Metal]]s form [[Positive Ion|positive ions]] during [[Chemical Reaction|chemical reactions]].
 : [[Transition Metal]]s can form several different [[Electrical Charge|charge]] [[ion]]s and these different [[Electrical Charge|charge]]s can determine the [[Physical Property|physical properties]] of the [[compound]]s they are in. Specifically this affects the [[colour]] of those [[compound]]s.
-In [[compound]]s the [[Electrical Charge|charge]] of the [[Transition Metal]] [[ion]] is given in [[Roman Numeral]]s after the name of the [[metal]]
+In [[compound]]s the [[Electrical Charge|charge]] of the [[Transition Metal]] [[ion]] is given in Roman Numerals after the name of the [[metal]]
 *Copper (I) Sulphate: +1 [[Ion]] of [[Copper]] giving the [[compound]] a light green colour.
 *Copper (II) Sulphate: +2 [[Ion]] of [[Copper]] giving the [[compound]] a blue colour.

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 | [[Period 7]]
 |<sub>89</sub>[[Actinium|Ac]]
-|<sub>104</sub>[[Rutherfordium|Rf]]
+|<sub>104</sub>Rf
-|<sub>105</sub>[[Dubnium|Db]]
+|<sub>105</sub>Db
-|<sub>106</sub>[[Seaborgium|Sg]]
+|<sub>106</sub>Sg
-|<sub>107</sub>[[Bohrium|Bh]]
+|<sub>107</sub>Bh
-|<sub>108</sub>[[Hassium|Hs]]
+|<sub>108</sub>Hs
-|<sub>109</sub>[[Meitnerium|Mt]]
+|<sub>109</sub>Mt
-|<sub>110</sub>[[Darmstadtium|Ds]]
+|<sub>110</sub>Ds
-|<sub>111</sub>[[Roentgenium|Rg]]
+|<sub>111</sub>Rg
-|<sub>112</sub>[[Copernicium|Cn]]
+|<sub>112</sub>Cn
 |}

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 |-  style="background:{{element color|table header}}" |
 |-
-|[[Period 4 element|Period 4]]
+|[[Period 4]]
 |<sub>21</sub>[[Scandium|Sc]]
 |<sub>22</sub>[[Titanium|Ti]]
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 |<sub>30</sub>[[Zinc|Zn]]
 |-
-|[[Period 5 element|Period 5]]
+|[[Period 5]]
 |<sub>39</sub>[[Yttrium|Y]]
 |<sub>40</sub>[[Zirconium|Zr]]
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 |<sub>48</sub>[[Cadmium|Cd]]
 |-
-| [[Period 6 element|Period 6]]
+| [[Period 6]]
 |<sub>57</sub>[[Lanthanum|La]]
 |<sub>72</sub>[[Hafnium|Hf]]
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 | <sub>80</sub>[[Mercury (Element)|Hg]]
 |-
-| [[Period 7 element|Period 7]]
+| [[Period 7]]
 |<sub>89</sub>[[Actinium|Ac]]
 |<sub>104</sub>[[Rutherfordium|Rf]]

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 |<sub>78</sub>[[Platinum|Pt]]
 |<sub>79</sub>[[Gold|Au]]
-| <sub>80</sub>[[Mercury (element)|Hg]]
+| <sub>80</sub>[[Mercury (Element)|Hg]]
 |-
 | [[Period 7 element|Period 7]]

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	====Catalysts====		====Catalysts====
		+	: Many [[Transition Metal]]s can be used as [[catalyst]]s for [[Chemical Reaction\|chemical reactions]].
		+	: [[Catalyst]]s can increase the rate of [[Chemical Reaction\|reaction]] and lower the [[temperature]] needed to start a [[Chemical Reaction\|reaction]].
		+	: [[Catalyst]]s are not used up in the [[Chemical Reaction\|chemical reaction]] so can be used over and over again.
		+	: [[Transition Metal]] [[catalyst]]s can increase the rate of [[Chemical Reaction\|reaction]] by either accepting or donating [[electron]]s so that not as much [[energy]] is needed for a [[Chemical Reaction\|reaction]] to happen.
		+	These are some [[Transition Metal]] [[catalyst]]s you may know:
		+	*[[Iron]]: Used as a [[catalyst]] for [[Hydrogen]] and [[Nitrogen]] reacting to produce [[Ammonia]].
		+	*[[Platinum]]: Used in the production of [[Nitric Acid]].
		+	*[[Manganese]]: Used in the form of [[Manganese Dioxide]] as a [[catalyst]] for the [[Decomposition Reaction\|decomposition]] of [[Hydrogen Peroxide]].