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In the complex [FeCl4], what is the metal oxidation state? If true charge on the metal is assumed to be +1, what is the true charge on each ligand? Under this assumption, what is the nature of the metal ligand bonding, that is, what percentage ionic and what percentage covalent are the bonds?
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