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(D) The correct option is $D$. In the given transitions,the energy required for the removal of an electron is known as the ionization energy. As the p

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$M^{2+}_{(g)} 	o M^{3+}_{(g)}$

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(D) The correct option is $D$. In the given transitions,the energy required for the removal of an electron is known as the ionization energy. As the positive charge on the ion increases,the effective nuclear charge experienced by the remaining electrons increases. This leads to a stronger electrostatic attraction between the nucleus and the valence electrons. Therefore,the energy required to remove an electron from $M^{2+}_{(g)}$ to form $M^{3+}_{(g)}$ is significantly higher than the energy required for the previous ionization steps.

Which of the following transitions involves the maximum amount of energy?

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