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What can the highest oxidation state of a transition element be equal to?

A
$n s$ electron
B
$(n-1) d$ electron
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$(n-1) d+n s$ electrons
D
$(n+1) d$ electrons

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Answer

Correct option: C.

$(n-1) d+n s$ electrons

c

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