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Which of the following elements is not an inner transition metal Iron Lanthanum Uranium Actinium​
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Which of the following elements is not an inner transition metal

Iron

Lanthanum

Uranium

Actinium​

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I believe it’s iron
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Answer:

lanthanum

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lanthanum is an inner transition metal

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