Among The Following Pair Of Ions, The Lower Oxidation State In Aqueous Solution Is More Stable In

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Question

Among the following pair of ions, the lower oxidation state in aqueous solution is more stable in

Solution

Correct option is

Ti+, Ti3+

 

Ti+ ions are more stable than Ti3+ and thus Ti3+ ions change to Ti+ ions thereby acting as oxidizing agents.

         

     (less stable oxidizing agent)                 (more stable oxidizing agent)

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