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The question asks for the formula for the spin-only magnetic moment μ\mu.

  1. Recall the standard formula for spin-only magnetic moment.

    The spin-only magnetic moment (μ\mu) is calculated based on the number of unpaired electrons (nn) in a metal ion. The formula is:

    μ=n(n+2)\mu = \sqrt{n(n+2)}

    where μ\mu is in Bohr magnetons (BM).

  2. Compare this formula with the given options.

    • A. n(n+1)\sqrt{n(n+1)}
    • B. 2n+12n+1
    • C. n2n^2
    • D. n(n+2)\sqrt{n(n+2)}

    The correct formula is option D.

    The final answer is D. n(n+2)\boxed{\text{D. }\sqrt{n(n+2)}}

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