MCQ
Which among the following shows maximum oxidation state?
- AV
- BFe
- CMn
- DCr
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Answer
- Mn
Explanation:
| Metal | Maximum Oxidation state |
| V | +3 |
| Cr | +6 |
| Fe | +3 |
| Mn | +7 |
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