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Sulphide ion `(S^(2-))` reacts with solid sulphur forming `S_(2)^(2-)` and `S_(3)^(2-)` with formation constants 12 and 132 respectively. Formation constant of `S_(3)^(2-)` from sulphur and `S_(2)^(2-)` is `:`

A

12

B

132

C

`132xx12`

D

11

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