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In the process of electroplating, large amounts of `Ag^(+)` ions can be used in the electrolyte as the complex

A

`K_3[Ag(CN)_4]`

B

`K[Ag(CN)_2]`

C

`K_2[Ag(CN)_3]`

D

`K_2 [Ag(CN)_2]`

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