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Why are the f-block elements sometimes called 'inner transition metals'?
A. Because they are located inside the main periodic table
B. Because they were discovered after the main transition metals
C. Because the d or f orbitals being filled are inner shells, shielded by outer electron shells
D. Because they have lower energy than other transition metals
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