Match the Xenon compounds in Column-$I$ with their structures in Column-$II$.
Column-$I$Column-$II$
$(a)$ $XeF_4$$(i)$ pyramidal
$(b)$ $XeF_6$(ii) square planar
$(c)$ $XeOF_4$(iii) distorted octahedral
$(d)$ $XeO_3$(iv) square pyramidal

  • A
    $(a)$-(ii), $(b)$-(iii), $(c)$-$(i)$, $(d)$-(iv)
  • B
    $(a)$-(iii), $(b)$-(iv), $(c)$-$(i)$, $(d)$-(ii)
  • C
    $(a)$-$(i)$, $(b)$-(ii), $(c)$-(iii), $(d)$-(iv)
  • D
    $(a)$-(ii), $(b)$-(iii), $(c)$-(iv), $(d)$-$(i)$

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