MCQ
$3{d^0}4{s^0}$ electronic configuration exhibits
- A$P{d^{ + 2}}$
- B$S{c^{ + 2}}$
- ✓$T{i^{ + 4}}$
- D$Z{n^{ + 2}}$
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
$T{i^{ + 4}}$
c
(c) $Ti\, \to \,3{d^2}4{s^2}$
(c) $Ti\, \to \,3{d^2}4{s^2}$
$T{i^{ + 4}}\, \to \,3{d^0}4{s^0}$
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