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Amongst `I=[Co(Ox)_(3)]^(3-),II=[CoF_(6)]^(3-),III=[Co(NH_(3))_(6)]^(+3)`

A

I, II are para, and III is dia

B

I, III are para, and II is dia

C

I, III are dia, and II in para

D

II, III are para, and I is dia

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I. `[Co("ox")_(3)]^(3-)` : ox acts as SFL all paired electrons diamagnetic.
II) `[CoF_(7)]^(3-):` F acts as WFC 4, un in paired electron present, paramagnetic.
III. `[Co(NH_(3))_(6)]^(3+):NH_(3)` acts as SFL, all paired electron diamagnetic
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