Two soluble salts of iron $A$ & $B$,on combining with excess of a reagent $(R)$ produce compound $C$ (pale yellow) & $D$ (yellow) respectively. Reaction of $A$ with $D$ and that of $B$ with $C$ both produce a blue coloured compound. Which of the following statements is correct?

  • A
    Blue colour of the compound is due to $d-d$ transition
  • B
    Compounds $C$ & $D$ both are inner orbital complexes
  • C
    Compounds $C$ & $D$ both are paramagnetic
  • D
    Reaction of $A$ with $C$ and that of $B$ with $D$ produces same coloured compounds

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