Which of the following are the correct orders of stability of oxidation states of cations?
$(a) \ Pb^{+2} > Pb^{+4}, Tl^{+1} < Tl^{+3}$
$(b) \ Bi^{+3} < Sb^{+3}, Sn^{+2} < Sn^{+4}$
$(c) \ Pb^{+2} > Pb^{+4}, Bi^{+3} > Bi^{+5}$
$(d) \ Tl^{+3} < In^{+3}, Sn^{+2} > Sn^{+4}$
$(e) \ Sn^{+2} < Pb^{+2}, Sn^{+4} > Pb^{+4}$
$(f) \ Sn^{+2} < Pb^{+2}, Sn^{+4} < Pb^{+4}$

  • A
    $e$ and $f$
  • B
    $a, c$ and $d$
  • C
    $a, b$ and $f$
  • D
    $c$ and $e$

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