Transition Metal Periodic Table

This focused grid shows the first-row transition metals from scandium to zinc. They occupy period 4 and groups 3 through 12, which makes the sequence of the d-block visible without the rest of the periodic table. It is useful for a lesson on metallic behavior, variable oxidation states, catalysts, or common industrial metals. The color scale follows atomic number, while the cell labels preserve the chemical symbols students need to recognize. If you add chemical properties, use one consistent measure at a time, such as melting point or common oxidation state, rather than combining unrelated values in the same card.

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요청 내용

“Create a periodic-table chart for the first-row transition metals scandium through zinc in period 4 and groups 3 through 12.”

그렇다면Add common oxidation states under each element.Highlight iron, cobalt, and nickel as magnetic metals.

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01Focus range

Show period 4 transition metals only.

02Keep group order

Use groups 3 through 12.

03Add properties selectively

Choose one property for the next layer.

Use for a lesson or slide focused on the d-block rather than all elements.

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자주 묻는 질문

Which elements are shown?

Scandium, titanium, vanadium, chromium, manganese, iron, cobalt, nickel, copper, and zinc.

Why are they called transition metals?

They are d-block elements with characteristic metallic and chemical behavior.

What does the color scale represent?

Atomic number from 21 through 30 in this focused view.