Transition Elements

Transition Elements consist of the following metals:

-Scandium ( Sc )

-Yttrium ( Y )

-Titanium ( Ti )

-Zirconium ( Zr )

-Hafnium ( Hf )

-Rutherforduv ( Rf )

-Vanadium ( V )

-Niobium ( Nb )

-Tantalum ( Ta )

-Dubnium ( Db )

-Chromium ( Cr )

-Molybdenum ( Mo )

-Tungsten ( W )

-Seaborgium ( Sg )

-Manganese ( Mn )

-Technetium ( Te )

-Rhenium ( Re )

-Bohrium ( Bh )

-Iron ( Fe )

-Ruthenium ( Ru )

-Osmium ( Os )

-Hassium ( Hs )

-Cobalt ( Co )

-Rhodium ( Rh )

-Iridium ( Ir )

-Meitnerium ( Mt )

-Nickel ( Ni )

-Palladium ( Pd )

-Platinum ( Pt )

-Unununium ( Uuu )

-Zinc ( Zn )

-Cadmium ( Cd )

-Mercury ( Hg )

-Ununbium ( Uub )

Transition Metals are in fact:

-Luster

-Malleable

-Ductile

-Conductive

-Reactive

Mercury is liquid at room temperature and poisonous

Example of a Transition Metal -->

Transition Metals are located in groups 3-12

Iron is a strong metal that is used in manufacturing machine tools, automobiles, hulls of large ships, machine parts, and even building parts.

Nickel is used for desalination

Copper is used to make wires

Gold is used for fashion and jewerly to please the eye.

Zinc is used in plastics, inks, soaps, batteries, and electrical equipment

Cadmium is used in some control rods and shields within nuclear reactors