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A freshly obtained of `SnO_(2)` is peptized by little of `KOH` to give a sol. Particles may be represented as

A

`[SnO_(2)]K^(o+)`

B

`[SnO_(2)]OH^(Θ)`

C

`[SnO_(2)]Sn^(4+)`

D

`[SnO_(2)]SnO_(3)^(2-)`

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`SnO_(2)(s)+2KO(aq)rarrK_(2)SnO_(3)(aq)+H_(2)O`
`SnO_(2)^(3-)` inos would be preferentially adsorbed by `SnO_(2)` particles.
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