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The correct order of basic strength lanthanoid hydroxides given below is:
` underset(I )(La(OH)_3) underset(II)(Lu(OH)_3) underset(III_(Ce(OH)_3)`

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`I gt III gt II`

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`I lt III lt II`

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` I gt II gt III`

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` I lt II lt III`

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Smaller cation form more covalent compound (Fajans. rule).
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