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In this video, we look at the transition elements. First we look at the location of the transition elements on the periodic table. We then look at the properties of the transition elements compared with the group 1 metals. Finally, we explore the properties of transition element compounds.

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Iron
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Iron oxide
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Manganese chloride
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Chromium chloride
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Copper sulfate
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