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Cdo has NaCl structure with density 8.27 g/cc. If the ionic radius of `O^(2-)` is `1.24 Å`, determine ionic radius of `Cd^(2+)`

A

`1.5 Å`

B

`1.1 Å`

C

`1.9 Å`

D

`1.5 Å`

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