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On the basis of the following `E^(@)` values the strong - est oxidising agent is
`[Fe(CH)_(6)]^(4-)to[Fe(CH)_(6)]^(3-)+e,E^(@)=-0.35v`
`Fe^(2)toFe^(3+) +e,E^(@)=-0.77v`

A

`[Fe(CH)_(6)]^(4-)`

B

`Fe^(2+)`

C

`Fe^(3+)`

D

`[Fe(CH)_(6)]^(3-)`

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