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Define effective atomic number and apply effective atomic number rule to the following complexes. a) [Co(NO)(CH3)(CO)(F)()(Br)] b) Na[Mn(NME2)(CO)(en)(PPH3)]

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Chapter8: Bonding In Transition Metal Compounds And Coordination Complexes

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b) Define effective atomic number and apply effective atomic number rule to the following
complexes.
a) [Co(NO)(CH3)(CO)(F)()(Br)] b) Na[Mn(NMez)(CO(en)(PPh3)]

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