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If the radius of anion is `0.20 nm`, the maximum radius of cation which can be filleed in respective voids is correctly matched in

A

`r^(+) = 0.0828` nm for tetrahedral void

B

`r^(+)=0.45` nm triangular void

C

`r^(+)=0.1464` nm for octahedral void

D

None of the above

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