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Q.

Lesser number of oxidation states at the extreme ends of the transition series, stems from :

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a

too few electrons to lose or share

b

too many d electrons for higher valence

c

Greatest number of oxidation states for manganese +2 to +7

d

presence of filled f-orbitals

answer is A, B.

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Detailed Solution

For higher elements at the top end of the first transition series, there are fewer oxidation states at the extreme ends due to either too few electrons to lose or share (as with Sc and Ti) or too many d electrons (resulting in fewer orbitals accessible in which to share electrons with others).

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