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The number of 3d electrons in fe3+ ions is equal to

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Answered by Anonymous
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The number of 3d electrons in fe3+ ions is equal to.

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Electronic Configuration of Fe is ⎯

{\sf [Ar]\:4s^2\:3d^6 }

After lossing 3 electrons \sf{Fe^{+3}}

It's configuration changes to ⎯

{\bf \red{ [Ar]\:3d^5}}

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So , number of 3d electrons in {\sf Fe^{+3}} ions is equal to {\bf \red{5}}

Answered by lakshayjain1701lj
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Answer:

NUMBER OF 3D ELECTRONS IN fe³+ ions is 5

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