( do all plz Identify the most likely second-row transition metal foreach of the following:a. [M(CO);(NO)]b. [M(PF;)½(NO),]* (contains linear M---0)c. [M(CO),(µz-H)]3d. M(CO)(PMe,)½CI (square-planar complex)

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Identify the most likely second-row transition metal for each of the following: a. [M(CO);(NO)I b. [M(PF)½(NO)½]* (contains linear M-N-0) c. [M(CO),(uz-H)]3 d. M(CO)(PMe,),CI (square-planar complex)

Identify the most likely second-row transition metal for each of the following: a. [M(CO);(NO)I b. [M(PF)½(NO)½]* (contains linear M-N-0) c. [M(CO),(uz-H)]3 d. M(CO)(PMe,),CI (square-planar complex)

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each of the following:
a. [M(CO);(NO)]
b. [M(PF;)½(NO),]* (contains linear M---0)
c. [M(CO),(µz-H)]3
d. M(CO)(PMe,)½CI (square-planar complex)

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