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What is the primary electronic factor that differentiates the stability of Yb²⁺ from Yb³⁺?
A. Yb²⁺ achieves a filled (4f¹⁴) configuration, while Yb³⁺ has a 4f¹³ configuration
B. Yb²⁺ has a half-filled f-subshell, while Yb³⁺ has a filled f-subshell
C. Yb²⁺ has no unpaired electrons, while Yb³⁺ has one
D. Yb²⁺ is paramagnetic, while Yb³⁺ is diamagnetic
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