Give an example of a compound formed by a transition metal and describe one typical property of that compound.

An example of a compound formed by a transition metal is copper(II) sulfate (CuSO4). One typical property of this compound is that it is blue in color, which illustrates the characteristic of many transition-metal compounds being colored. This answer is tied to Typical properties and the objective: (chemistry only) Use compounds of Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni and Cu as examples of typical transition-metal properties. This answer is tied to Typical properties and the objective: (chemistry only) Use compounds of Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni and Cu as examples of typical transition-metal properties.

This answer is strong because it provides a specific example of a transition metal compound and describes a typical property, demonstrating understanding of the properties of transition metals. The question tests the ability to recall and apply knowledge of transition metals and their compounds. It belongs to Typical properties in Properties of transition metals (chemistry only), so it should not be merged with nearby Chemistry concepts. It belongs to Typical properties in Properties of transition metals (chemistry only), so it should not be merged with nearby Chemistry concepts.