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Consider the elements: In, Tl, Al, Pb, Sn, and Ge. The most stable oxidation states of the elements possessing the highest and lowest first ionization enthalpies among these, respectively, are:

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1+1 and +4
2+4 and +1
3+4 and +3✓
4+2 and +3

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+4 and +3

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