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The magnitude of crystal field stabilisation energy in octaheral field depends on:
(I) the nature of the ligand
(II) the charge on the metal ion.
(III) whether the metal is in the first, second or third row of the transition elements

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I, II, III only correct

B

I, II only correct

C

II, III only correct

D

III only correct

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