Why Vanadium in +2 oxidation state undergo oxidation though it has stable half filled t2g configuration?
Why Vanadium in +2 oxidation state undergo oxidation though it has stable half filled t2g configuration?
Mohini Belani , 11 Years ago
Grade 12
Inorganic Chemistry> chemistry-of-vanadium...
1 Answers
Robin Chourasia
As Vanadium has 5 valence electrons it can have oxidation states upto +5.
In +2 state the vanadium has d3 configuration which tries to loose more electron to gain stable E C of argon.
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Robin
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