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With reference to Valence Bond Theory in co-ordination compounds which of the following statements is//are, correct?
I. `VBT` does not explain the colour exhibited by co-ordination compounds.
II. `VBT` explains and gives quantitative interpetation of magnetic data.
III. `VBT` does not distinguish between weak field ligand and strong field ligand.

A

`I,II,III`

B

`I,II`

C

`II,III`

D

`I,III`

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D
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