How do the cations formed by transition metals differ from those formed by metals in the first two groups of the periodic table

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How do the cations formed by transition metals differ from those formed by metals in the first two groups of the periodic table

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All of the transition metals are capable of forming several ions in different oxidation states.

Transition metals lose more electrons

Transition metals generally do not ionize to a noble gas configuration

All the transition metal ions always have a positive charge in their compounds

answer is A, C, D.

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Transistion metal ions may be formed in negative oxidation states as in carbonyls. So B is wrong

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