### Determining the Order of Species Based on the Number of Valence d Electrons#### Problem Statement:Rank the following species in order of increasing number of valence *d* electrons:**Species:**- Pt(II)- Mn(VII)- Ag(I)- Fe(III)- Ti(II)#### Options:A. Ag(I) < Ti(II) < Pt(II) < Fe(III) < Mn(VII)B. Mn(VII) < Ti(II) < Fe(III) < Pt(II) < Ag(I)C. Mn(VII) < Fe(III) < Ti(II) < Pt(II) < Ag(I)D. Ti(II) < Mn(VII) < Fe(III) < Pt(II) < Ag(I)[Explanation of how to solve it or why a particular answer is correct should follow here; however, since it's not included in the image, educators can further elaborate with contextual and theoretical explanations related to valence d electrons.]

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Rank the following species in order of increasing number of valence d electrons: Pt(II), Mn(VII), Ag(1), Fe(lII), Ti(1I) A. Ag(I) < Ti(1I) < Pt(II) < Fe(III) < Mn(VII) B. Mn(VII) < Ti(II) < Fe(lII) < Pt(II) < Ag(I) C. Mn(VII) < Fe(lII) < Ti(1I) < Pt(II) < Ag(I) D. Ti(II) < Mn(VII) < Fe(lII) < Pt(I) < Ag(1)

Rank the following species in order of increasing number of valence d electrons: Pt(II), Mn(VII), Ag(1), Fe(lII), Ti(1I) A. Ag(I) < Ti(1I) < Pt(II) < Fe(III) < Mn(VII) B. Mn(VII) < Ti(II) < Fe(lII) < Pt(II) < Ag(I) C. Mn(VII) < Fe(lII) < Ti(1I) < Pt(II) < Ag(I) D. Ti(II) < Mn(VII) < Fe(lII) < Pt(I) < Ag(1)

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