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A 3d-series metal M forms an ion
M
X
3
+
with spin-only magnetic moment
5.92
BM
. The number of unpaired electrons in the neutral ground-state atom M is
A
5
B
4
C
6
D
3
Answer: B
n
(
n
+
2
)
=
35
gives
n
=
5
, so
M
X
3
+
is
3
d
5
. Adding back three electrons (
4
s
2
and one
3
d
) gives
3
d
6
4
s
2
, i.e. Fe. Fe has 6
d
electrons: 4 unpaired.
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