Match List I with List II:

| | List-I (Molecule) | | List-II (Color) |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| A. | | I. | Violet |
| B. | | II. | Blood Red |
| C. | | III. | Prussian Blue |
| D. | | IV.

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Match List I with List II:

| | List-I (Molecule) | | List-II (Color) |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| A. |  | I. | Violet |
| B. |  | II. | Blood Red |
| C. |  | III. | Prussian Blue |
| D. |  | IV. | Yellow |

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

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Strategy:
 Match the famous coordination compounds with their characteristic colors used in qualitative analysis.

Step 1: Identify key compounds
- A. : This is Prussian Blue, a classic deep blue pigment  (III) Prussian Blue.
- B. : Formed when sodium nitroprusside reacts with sulfide ions during the Lassaigne's test; it has a violet color  (I) Violet.
- C. : The iron-thiocyanate complex, known for its intense blood-red color  (II) Blood Red.
- D. : Ammonium phosphomolybdate, a yellow precipitat

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