1. Account for the fact that for all transition metals, Ti to Cu, the +2 oxidation state is known but the highest oxidation state decreases from Mn(VII) to Cu(III). Use a sketch of the RDF to help illustrate your answer.

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Account for the fact that for all transition metals, Ti to Cu, the +2 oxidation state is known but
the highest oxidation state decreases from Mn(VII) to Cu(III). Use a sketch of the RDF to help
illustrate your answer.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Account for the fact that for all transition metals, Ti to Cu, the +2 oxidation state is known but the highest oxidation state decreases from Mn(VII) to Cu(III). Use a sketch of the RDF to help illustrate your answer.
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