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CO is a stronger ligand than Cl^-, becau...

CO is a stronger ligand than `Cl^-`, because

A

CO is a neutral molecule

B

CO has `pi`- bonds

C

CO is poisonous

D

CO is more reactive

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B
Properties of ionic solid
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