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1. Start by identifying the transition metal you want to fill out.
2. Determine the electron configuration of the transition metal using the periodic table as a reference.
3. Write down the electron configuration of the previous noble gas, which represents the core electrons.
4. Specify the number of valence electrons for the transition metal based on its position in the periodic table.
5. Distribute the valence electrons among the available energy levels and sublevels, following the Aufbau principle and Hund's rule.
6. Fill out the energy levels and sublevels in increasing order of energy, filling up each sublevel before moving on to the next one.
7. Use orbital notation or electron configuration notation to represent the distribution of electrons in each sublevel.
8. Check to make sure that you have accounted for the correct number of valence electrons in the transition metal's electron configuration.

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1. Chemists studying chemical reactions and properties of elements often need to understand the behavior of transition metals.
2. Materials scientists and engineers utilize transition metals to develop new materials with specific properties, such as increased strength or conductivity.
3. Catalysis researchers rely on transition metals as they often exhibit excellent catalytic activity.
4. Biologists studying bioinorganic chemistry study the role of transition metals in biological processes, such as enzyme catalysis and metal-ion transport.
5. Pharmaceutical researchers often target transition metal complexes to develop new drugs and therapeutic agents.
6. Environmental scientists study the effects and behavior of transition metals in ecosystems and pollution remediation processes.
7. Students and educators in chemistry and related fields need to learn about transition metals as part of their curriculum.

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What is transition metals?

Transition metals are a group of metals that are found in the middle of the periodic table.

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