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When the following five anions are arranged in order of decreasing ionic radius , the correct sequence is :

A

`Se^(2-), I^(-),Br^(-),O^(2-),F^(-)`

B

`I^(-),Se^(2-),O^(2-),Br^(-),F^(-)`

C

`Se^(2-),I^(-),Br^(-),F^(-),O^(2-)`

D

`I^(-),Se^(2-),Br^(-),O^(2-),F^(-)`

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D
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