Which one of the following does not correctly represent the order of the property indicated against it?

  • A
    $Ti < V < Cr < Mn$ - increasing melting point
  • B
    $Ti < V < Mn < Cr$ - increasing $2^{nd}$ ionisation enthalpy
  • C
    $Ti < V < Cr < Mn$ - increasing number of oxidation states
  • D
    $Ti^{+3} < V^{+3} < Cr^{+3} < Mn^{+3}$ - increasing magnetic moment

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