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CN⁻ is a strong fields ligand.This is due to the fact that
Options
(a) it carries negative charge
(b) it is a pseudohalide
(c) it can accept electrons from metal species
(d) it forms high spin complexes with metal species
Correct Answer:
it is a pseudohalide
Explanation:
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