How many outer-shell d electrons are there in each of the following transition-metal ions?
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Chemistry, 11.10.2019 23:30 norsenorma
How many outer-shell d electrons are there in each of the following transition-metal ions?
re(iii) =
sc(iii) =
ru(iv) =
hg(ii) =
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