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Chapter 23, Problem 81SAE
Interpretation Introduction
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The only diamagnetic ion should be determined in the following group of ions:
Concept introduction:
Diamagnetic ions are the ion in which all the electrons are completely paired and paramagnetic ions are the ion in which at least one electron is unpaired.
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