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Why are the 3d orbitals of Co3+ not used in hybridization in [CoF6]3-?
A. Because 3d orbitals are too small
B. Because electrons remain unpaired in 3d orbitals
C. Because 3d orbitals are fully filled
D. Because 3d orbitals are not energetic enough
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