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A) CCl(4) does not act as lewis acid B...

A) `CCl_(4)` does not act as lewis acid
B) Silanes are strong reducing agents
C) Crystalline silica will have Diamond like structure
The correct answer is

A

A & B are true

B

Only 'A' is true

C

Only 'B' is true

D

All are true

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The correct Answer is:
D
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