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MnO4 is of intense pink colour, though Mn is in +7 oxidation state. It is due to,

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Charge transfer when Mn gives its electrons to oxygen
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None of the above
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Oygen gives colour to it
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Charge transfer when oxygen gives its electrons to Mn to making it Mn(VI) hence coloured
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The correct option is D Charge transfer when oxygen gives its electrons to Mn to making it Mn(VI) hence coloured
Mn is in (+7) oxidation state it has no unpaired electron it is in d0 state . So Charge transfer from ligand to metal occurs i.e from oxygen to Mn and reduce it to +7 to+6 hence intense pink colour shown.

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