In the nitroprusside ion,iron and $NO$ exist as $Fe^{II}$ and $NO^{+}$ instead of $Fe^{III}$ and $NO$. Which method is used to confirm this?
- AMeasuring the concentration of iron
- BMeasuring the concentration of $CN^{-}$
- CMeasuring the magnetic moment in the solid state
- DThermally decomposing the compound
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