Which property from the following is $NOT$ exhibited by interstitial compounds?
- ATheir melting points are higher than pure metal.
- BTheir densities are less than parent metal.
- CTheir chemical properties are different than parent metal.
- DThese are hard and good conductors of heat and electricity.
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$a$) The basic strength of $Lu(OH)_3$,$Gd(OH)_3$ and $Ce(OH)_3$ follows the order: $Ce(OH)_3 > Gd(OH)_3 > Lu(OH)_3$
$b$) $O^{2-}$,$N^{3-}$,$F^{-}$ and $Na^{+}$ are isoelectronic species
$c$) The sizes of $Zr$ and $Hf$ are approximately the same
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$a$) The basic strength of $Lu(OH)_3$,$Gd(OH)_3$ and $Ce(OH)_3$ follows the order: $Ce(OH)_3 > Gd(OH)_3 > Lu(OH)_3$
$b$) $O^{2-}$,$N^{3-}$,$F^{-}$ and $Na^{+}$ are isoelectronic species
$c$) The sizes of $Zr$ and $Hf$ are approximately the same
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