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         <title>Why are transition metal salts coloured?</title>
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         <title>Why do transition metal salts have color while other metal salts do not?</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Transponder metals salts or compounds have color because of d orbitals, because the energy levels of these compounds are not full they allow for a certain transition of electrons. This transition creates a frequency which corresponds to the color of the metal.<br>Group one and two metal salts or compounds do not have color because all of their energy levels are full, not allowing for the electron transition to be made, therefore no frequency is emitted and no color is perceived.</div>]]></description>
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