F-block elements

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The internal transition elements or block f elements (because they have their valence electrons in the f orbital) are two series, one starting from the lanthanum element and the other from actinium, and for this reason the elements of these series are called lanthanides and actinides. Although in the periodic table of the elements they would have to be after those two elements, they are usually represented separately from the rest. Lanthanides are also known as rare earths. These elements belong to group IIIB or simply to group 3.

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They have two electrons (s) in their outermost energy levels (n) and electrons (f) in innermost energy levels (< i>n-2). Some also have electrons (d) in intermediate levels (n-1). See electronic configuration.

Elements of the f block
Z Name Symbol
57 Lantano La
58 Cerio Ce
59 Praseodimio Pr
60 Neodimio Nd
61 Prometio Pm
62 Samario Sm
63 Euro Eu
64 Gadolinio Gd
65 Terbio Tb
66 Disprosio Dy
67 Holmio Ho
68 Erbio Er
69 Tulio Tm
70 Iterbio Yb
89 Actinio Ac
90 Torio Th
91 Protactinio Pa
92 Uranio U
93 Neptunio Np
94 Plutonio Pu
95 Americio Am
96 Curie Cm
97 Berkelio Bk
98 Californio Cf
99 Einstenio That's it.
100 Fermio Fm
101 Mendelevio Md
102. Nobel Prize No.

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