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Which of the following statements is not correct?

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{Fajan's Rule:} Covalent character $\propto$ Charge on cation. $M^{+5}$ compounds are more covalent than $M^{+3}$.

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$SbCl_5$ is more covalent than $SbCl_3$
$SbCl_3$ undergoes hydrolysis
$I_2O_5$ decomposes on heating
$BrO_2$ is very powerful oxidizing agent

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The Correct Option is A

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