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Which Complex Ion Possesses the Largest Number of Unpaired Electrons

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Which complex ion possesses the largest number of unpaired electrons?


A) CoCl42-
B) Cr(NH3) 62+
C) Cu(NH3) 42+
D) Mn(CN) 64-
E) Fe(H2O) 63+

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