i. H2C: FCH2 Pd -PPH2 ii. H2C CH2 -Rh CH2 iii. cO Fe -Fe iv. OC V.

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Show the calculation of electrons for the complexes below using 18-electron count principle.

 

HzC=CH2
i.
-PPH2
H2C,
ii.
CH2
CH2
H2C
ii.
Fe
iv.
-W.
OC
V.
H,
COO
Transcribed Image Text:HzC=CH2 i. -PPH2 H2C, ii. CH2 CH2 H2C ii. Fe iv. -W. OC V. H, COO
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