1. Oct 2, 2013 #1

   RandomGuy1

   17

   Why is Cr²⁺ reducing while Mn³⁺ oxidizing when they both have d⁴ configuration?

    
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3. Oct 2, 2013 #2

   Borek

   24,995

   Staff: Mentor

   d⁴ is not the driving force behind oxidation and/or reduction.

    

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