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Why does thallium (Tl) commonly exhibit the +1 oxidation state instead of +3?
A. Thallium is too small.
B. The 6p electrons are more stable.
C. The inert pair effect makes the 6s² electrons reluctant to participate in bonding.
D. Thallium readily gains electrons.
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