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H2O2 is used for detection of Ti^(4+) i...

`H_2O_2` is used for detection of `Ti^(4+)` ions and the yellow solution obtained has the formula and oxidation state as

A

`H_2TiO_4` and `+6`

B

`H_2TiO_3` and `+4`

C

`H_2TiO_4`

D

`TiSO_4` and `+2`

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C
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