The number of $d-$ electrons in $Fe^{2+}$ (at. no. of $Fe = 26$) is not equal to that of the

  • A
    $p-$ electrons in $Ne$ (at. no. $= 10$)
  • B
    $s-$ electrons in $Mg$ (at. no. $= 12$)
  • C
    $d-$ electrons in $Fe$
  • D
    $p-$ electrons in $Cl^{-}$ (at. no. of $Cl = 17$)

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