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Most transition metals I:forms sets of compounds which display different oxidation states of the metal.. II: for coloured ions in solution III: bum vigorously inoxygen IV: replace H, from dilute acids of these

A

I, II, III are correct

B

II, III, IV are correct

C

I, II are correct

D

I, IV are correct

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C

I, II are correct
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