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Because it's the one with full d orbitals as the outer electrons.
by wiredfool 13y ago
Because it's the one with full d orbitals as the outer electrons.
- VLM 13y agoTo extend on wiredfools remarks, the effect of non-full means lots of electron sharing going on. But if they're full, the (smaller) effects of relativity are the only effects so they're dominant. The neighbors are non-full so the sharing they do is way more important level than relativity level effects.