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Pick out the correct statement

A
$SiC$ is a covalent carbide, on hydrolysis it's give $Si(OH)_4$ and $O_2$
B
$Al_4C_3$ is a ionic carbide, on hydrolysis it's give $C_3H_4$
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$Be_2C$ is a ionic carbide, on hydrolysis it's give methane gas
D
$(B)$ and $(C)$ both

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Answer

Correct option: C.

$Be_2C$ is a ionic carbide, on hydrolysis it's give methane gas

c

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