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The reaction of nitroprusside anion with sulphide ion gives purple colouration due to the formation of

A

the tetranionic complex of iron(II) coordinating to one `NOS^(-)` ion

B

the dianionic complex of iron(II) coordinating to one `NCS^(-)` ion

C

the trianionic complex of iron(III) coordinating to one `NOS^(-)` ion

D

the tetranionic complex of iron(III) coordinating to one `NCS^(-)` ion

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