Lithium being very small in size, polarises a large CO 32- ion leading to the formation of more stable

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Lithium being very small in size, polarises a large CO 32- ion leading to the formation of more stable (A) Li 2 O and CO (B) Li 2 O and CO 2 (C) Li 2 O 2 and CO (D) Li O and CO 2

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Lithium being very small in size, polarises a large CO 32- ion leading to the formation of more stable Li 2 O and CO 2.

Q. Lithium being very small in size, polarises a large $C O_{3}^{2 -}$ ion leading to the formation of more stable

$L i_{2} O$ and $CO$

$L i_{2} O$ and $C O_{2}$

$L i_{2} O_{2}$ and $CO$

$L i O$ and $C O_{2}$

Lithium being very small in size, polarises a large $C O_{3}^{2 -}$ ion leading to the formation of more stable $L i_{2} O$ and $C O_{2}$ .

Q. Lithium being very small in size, polarises a large CO32−​ ion leading to the formation of more stable

Li2​O and CO

Li2​O and CO2​

Li2​O2​ and CO

LiO and CO2​