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What are the uses for the following d block and f block elements copper iron neodymium europium cerium uranium plutonium and americium?

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A correct answer is very, very long for WikiAnswers; please read in a book of Inorganic Chemistry, on line or printed.

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How many d block elements are there?
About 1 billion trillion million falcon times that to the 17th power of 500 mice and divided by 9 cows.
What are the f block elements known as?
inner transistion elements or rare earth elements
How many d-block elements are there?
40 elements.
What are d-block elements known as?
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Occurence of d-block element?
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