The group of elements in which the differentiating electrons enters in the antipenultimate shell of atoms are called

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The group of elements in which the differentiating electrons enters in the antipenultimate shell of atoms are called (A)  f- block elements (B)  p- block elements (C)  s- block elements (D)  d- block elements

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The group of elements in which the differentiating electrons enters in the antipenultimate (inner to the penultimate shell, ie, n-2 ) shell are called f- block elements or inner-transition elements.

Q. The group of elements in which the differentiating electrons enters in the antipenultimate shell of atoms are called

$f -$ block elements

$p -$ block elements

$s -$ block elements

$d -$ block elements

The group of elements in which the differentiating electrons enters in the antipenultimate (inner to the penultimate shell, ie, $n - 2$ ) shell are called $f -$ block elements or inner-transition elements.

Q. The group of elements in which the differentiating electrons enters in the antipenultimate shell of atoms are called

f− block elements

p− block elements

s− block elements

d− block elements

The group of elements in which the differentiating electrons enters in the antipenultimate (inner to the penultimate shell, ie, n−2 ) shell are called f− block elements or inner-transition elements.

$f -$ block elements

$p -$ block elements

$s -$ block elements

$d -$ block elements

The group of elements in which the differentiating electrons enters in the antipenultimate (inner to the penultimate shell, ie, $n - 2$ ) shell are called $f -$ block elements or inner-transition elements.