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 (A) First ionization energies increase from left to right for transition metals in all rows. 

 This is a correct statement but examine the other choices. 

 (B) A greater increase from left to right is seen in the third row than in the first and second rows. 

 This is a correct statement but examine the other choices as well. 

 (C) They increase from left to right for only the first row of transition metals. 

 In general, the ionization increases from left to right in all rows but not by the same magnitude. 

 Correct, ionization energies increase left to right in all rows. 

 Not all of these statements are correct. 

 Recall from earlier chapters that the magnitude of the ionization energy is related to the effective nuclear charge.  Think about how effective unclear charge varies across a period for the transition metals. 

Which of the following is true about the general trend of first ionization energies in transition metals?

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Transition Metals:Atomic Size

13.1 Transition Metal Properties Overview [HL IB Chemistry]

 Sc exhibits on one oxidation state that of +3. 

 +4 is the highest oxidation state exhibited by Ti. 

 +5 is the highest oxidation state exhibited by V. 

 Correct, this oxidation state is exhibited in polyatomic anion such a chromate. 

 +7 is the highest oxidation state exhibited by Mn. 

 Which first-row transition metal has the highest possible oxidation state of +6? 

Which oxide, CrO3 or CrO, forms a more acidic aqueous solution?

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In which compound does Ti exhibit greater metallic behavior:TiF2 or TiF6?

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