Most stable oxidation state of
Titanium is
a. +2
b. +3
c. +4
d. +5
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Answer:
(c) +4
Explanation:
element has to ionize with oxygen to reach a certain oxidation state, since oxygen has a 6 valence electrons, the element has to lose 2 electrons to attain stability. So the second ionization energy will the give the most stable oxidation state. since the the second ionization energy of titanium will be +4 the answer to this question is +4 .
( if this is a choice type of question then no need for such a big explanation, I just gave it because I thought it would be informative)
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