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What are (P),(Q),(R) and (S)?

A

`P-Be(NO_(3))_(2),Q-BeO,R-BeCO_(3),S-BeCrO_(4)`

B

`P-NaNO_(3),Q-Na_(2)O,R-Na_(2)CO_(3),S-Na_(2)CrO_(4)`

C

`P-Ba(NO_(3))_(2),Q-BaO,R-BaCO_(3),S-BaCrO_(4)`

D

`P-KNO_(3),Q-K_(2)O,R-K_(2)CO_(3),S-K_(2)CrO_(4)`

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C
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