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Why is the E°(M3+/M2+) value for Iron (Fe) less positive than that for Cobalt (Co)?
A. Fe3+ is smaller than Co3+
B. Fe3+ has a higher charge density
C. Fe2+ is more stable than Co2+
D. Fe3+ (d5) is less stable than Co3+ (d6) relative to their M2+ states
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