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E^(0)(Mn(3+)/Mn(2+)) , is highly positiv...

`E^(0)_(Mn_(3+)/Mn_(2+))` , is highly positive due to

A

High hydration enthalpy

B

High atomization energy

C

Half fill d-subshell

D

`d^3` system

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