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(D) The stability of a particular oxidation state in Lanthanoid elements is determined by the combined effect of the energy required to remove electro

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Combined effect of hydration energy and ionization energy

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(D) The stability of a particular oxidation state in Lanthanoid elements is determined by the combined effect of the energy required to remove electrons (ionization energy) and the energy released when the resulting ions are hydrated (hydration energy).$ \Delta H_{total} = \Delta H_{ionization} + \Delta H_{hydration} $. Therefore,the correct option is $D$.

On which factors does the stability of an oxidation state in Lanthanoid elements depend?

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