F-block
The
f-block
of the
periodic table of elements
consists of those elements (sometimes referred to as the
inner transition elements
) for which, in the atomic
ground state
, the highest-energy
electrons
occupy f-
orbitals
. Unlike the other blocks, the conventional divisions of the f-block follow
periods
of similar
atomic number
rather than
groups
of similar
electron configuration
. Thus, the f-block is divided into the
lanthanide series
and the
actinide series
. The name 'inner transition' is derived by analogy with the
transition metals
.
Related topics
Periodic table block
s-block
p-block
d-block
g-block
Electron configuration
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