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What is the primary reason Cr2+ (d4) is a better reducing agent than Mn2+ (d5)?
A. Cr2+ has a higher charge.
B. Mn2+ is more stable than Cr2+.
C. Cr2+ has a lower atomic number.
D. Cr2+ achieves greater stability by losing an electron to reach the d3 configuration with a half-filled t2g level, compared to Mn2+ which is already stable.
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