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Crystal field stabilisation energy for high spin `d^(4)` octahedral complex is

A

`-0.6Delta_(0)`

B

`-1.8Delta_(0)`

C

`-1.6Delta_(0)+P`

D

`-1.2Delta_(0)`

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