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The number of unpaired electrons in [Cp2Fe], [Cp2Ni] and [Cp2Co] complexes are, respectively:

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12, 2 and 1
20, 1 and 2
30, 2 and 1✓
40, 0 and 1

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0, 2 and 1

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