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The dipositive(2+) ions of how many of the following atoms(s) contain(s) unpaired electrons?
Li, Mg, Fe, AI, CI, Ca, Zn, Ni, Ti, S, P and Si​

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Answered by shivyogipunam
1

Answer:

Fe

2+

ion (Z=26) has electronic configuration [Ar]3d

6

4s

0

. It contains 4 unpaired electrons.

Zn

2+

has [Ar]3d

10

electronic configuration. It contains 0 unpaired electrons.

Ni

3+

has [Ar]3d

7

electronic configuration. It contains 3 unpaired electrons.

Cu+ has [Ar]3d

10

electronic configuration. It contains zero unpaired electrons.

Thus, the number of unpaired electrons is maximum in Fe

2+

.

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