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Ionisation energies of Ni and Pt in Kj/mol are given below
`{:("",IE_1 + IF_2,IE_3 + IE_4),(Ni,2.49,8.80),(Pt,2.60,6.70):}`
So the correct statment is

A

Ni(Il) compounds tend to be thermodynamically more stable than Pt(II)

B

Pt(lV) compounds tend to be more stable than Ni(lV

C

a & b both

D

None of these

Text Solution

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The correct Answer is:
C
`Ni^(+2)` is more stable : `Pt^(+4)` is more stable
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