The correct option is A Boron, unlike Al and Ga, dissolves in conc. HNO3 forming H3BO3
Al and Ga form a passive inert oxide layer on the surface to impede the attack of the acid, whereas B, dissolves.
Boron is known to exhibit allotropy.
BF3 is a weaker lewis acid than BBr3 due to the backbonding between the flourine atom and the central boron atom. This reduces the electropositivity of the central boron atom.
The trend for atomic radii is as follows: B<Ga<Al<In<Tl
Ga is smaller than Al due to poor shielding of the d-orbitals giving it a greater effective nuclear charge and hence, a smaller radius.