Why Ni2+compound is more stable than Fe2+
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Since Mn2+ has stable half filled electronic configuration, therefore Mn2+ compounds are more stable than Fe2+ towards oxidation to their +3 state. Fe2+(3d6) can lose one electron easily to give Fe3+(3d5, stable configuration).
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A compound has more thermodynamic stability if the ionization energy of the metal is low. since the ionization energy of Ni2+ is less gan that for pt2+ therefore Ni2+, compounds are thermodynamically more stable than pt2+ compounds.
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