Chemistry, asked by mahmoodkareem345, 8 months ago

Titanium +4 is more stable than titanium+2 why ??

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Answered by nagakalakoppalli

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due to inert pair effect......+2 is more stable than +4....

Answered by Sanvit07

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Ti(IV) is more stable as there will be no electrons in the valence shell and the Ti will attain its octet which is more stable. While in Ti(II) there will be 2 electrons present in the d shell which makes it less sable than Ti(IV).

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