Transitioin Metals

Transition metals follow common ionic charge rules.

• True

• False

Transition metals can have more than one possible charge.

• True

• False

Transition metals can have more than one possible name

• True

• False

Which one shows the steps to naming a transition metal in the correct order and match Roman Numbers with the symbol.

• Name the first element (transition element) Use Parenthesis around the Roman Number to indicate the charge on the transition element

• Use Parenthesis around the Roman Number to indicate the charge on the transition element

  Name the first element (transition element)

• list the two transition elements in the order they are written

Match the Roman Number

• three

• I

• One

• II

• Two

• V

• five

• IV

• four

• III

The Roman number indicates the CHARGE on the cation, NOT a subscript, which tells us how many atoms there are.

• True

• False

Match the exceptions to the reason why they are exceptions.

• Aluminum

• Silver

• Zinc

• Cadmium

Which of the below require a Roman numeral?

• transition metals

• metals in groups 4A and 5A

• Silver, Zinc, Cadmium, Aluminum

• All metals

• iron (III) Chloride

• iron Chloride (III)

• copper (I) chloride

• copper chloride

• chloride copper