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AICI3 fumes in moist air due to its hydr...


`AICI_3` fumes in moist air due to its hydrolysis
b) Al metal is stable in dry air because of protective oxide layer.
c) `p pi -p pi` back bonding does not occur in halides of aluminium because of larger size.
d) Anhydrous `AICI_3` cannot be prepared by heating `AlCl_3 . 6H_2 O`.
Correct statements are

A

a , b only

B

b,c only

C

a,c,d only

D

All of these

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D
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