Stability of coordination compounds increases with increase in charge density of the metal ions.

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Solution

The correct option is A True
Stability of a coordination compound increases with increase in charge density of the metal ion. This is because, greater the charge and smaller the size of the ion, more will be the stability of the coordination compound.
Other factors which affect the stability of a complex ion are:- nature of the metal ion, nature of the ligand, etc.

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