Last Name (on each page) Chapter 12: R« 20. The high-sp spin complex [( Chapter 13: Organometallic Chemistry 17. Calculate the electron count for each complex. (a) [Fe(CO),(PMe;);]NO; (b) (ns-C;Hs)(n'-C3H5)Fe(CO), (c) [(n³-C;H3)(nº-C,H,)Fe]NO; (d) Na[Fe(CO)4] 21. Sketch one statements: (a) The starting the ligand, Y. (b) The convers (c) A five-coorc 18. On the basis of the 18-electron rule, identify the first-row transition metal present in each of the complexes or complex ions below: (a) K[M(CO)s(CN)] (b) (CH3)M(CO)s (c) M(CO);(PP.3)Br 22. Draw out st Fe(CO)s by a P (d) Na[(n³-C;H3)(n³-C;Hs)M(CO)]

Last Name (on each page) Chapter 12: R« 20. The high-sp spin complex [( Chapter 13: Organometallic Chemistry 17. Calculate the electron count for each complex. (a) [Fe(CO),(PMe;);]NO; (b) (ns-C;Hs)(n'-C3H5)Fe(CO), (c) [(n³-C;H3)(nº-C,H,)Fe]NO; (d) Na[Fe(CO)4] 21. Sketch one statements: (a) The starting the ligand, Y. (b) The convers (c) A five-coorc 18. On the basis of the 18-electron rule, identify the first-row transition metal present in each of the complexes or complex ions below: (a) K[M(CO)s(CN)] (b) (CH3)M(CO)s (c) M(CO);(PP.3)Br 22. Draw out st Fe(CO)s by a P (d) Na[(n³-C;H3)(n³-C;Hs)M(CO)]

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