Chemistry, asked by kierawalson, 1 year ago

which one is more stable Mn2+ or Fe3+ ?

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Answered by Monieeshan

Hello mate here the answer for your question

Fe3+ ion is more stable due to its half-filled 3d5 electron configuration. As half filled and completely filled shells are more stable Fe3+ ion is more stable. While Fe2+ is not stable.

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kierawalson: I think you got my question wrong..i asked between Mn2+ and Fe3+

Answered by navyakhandelwal1224

Mn+2 will be more stable a after loosing 2 electrons from s orbital it will have 5 electrons in d orbital which will be stable due to half filled orbital

kierawalson: so thus Fe3+ also has half filled configuration of d-orbital..

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