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a) b) c) Calculate the M oxidation states: Draw the structures: What are the colours and why? K„[Mo,Cl]4 KMNO, Fe[(CN)]3-

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter8: Bonding In Transition Metal Compounds And Coordination Complexes

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b)
c)
Calculate the M oxidation states:
Draw the structures:
What are the colours and why?
K,[Mo,Cl]+
KMNO,
Fe[(CN),J
K2[Fe(C,0,)3]
[N(butyl),l2[Re,ClJ?-

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