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    1. The document discusses transition element properties and reactions. 2. Transition elements can exhibit variable oxidation states due to gaining or losing electrons from the d-block of the electron configuration. 3. Manganese is used as an example transition element that can take on the +2, +3, +4, +6, or +7 oxidation states depending on conditions like pH.

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    1. The document discusses transition element properties and reactions. 2. Transition elements can exhibit variable oxidation states due to gaining or losing electrons from the d-block of the electron configuration. 3. Manganese is used as an example transition element that can take on the +2, +3, +4, +6, or +7 oxidation states depending on conditions like pH.

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    1. The document discusses transition element properties and reactions. 2. Transition elements can exhibit variable oxidation states due to gaining or losing electrons from the d-block of the electron configuration. 3. Manganese is used as an example transition element that can take on the +2, +3, +4, +6, or +7 oxidation states depending on conditions like pH.

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