Answer in true and false and please explain. PtCl 4.2HCl has a secondaryvalence of 6. Hence, 6 mol of AgClprecipitate will be formed inexcess AgNO3 solution. An isomer of Co(en)2(H₂0)Cl₂Br4lost some of its weight uponreacting with concentrated H₂SO4(dehydrating agent). In reactionwith AgNO3 solution, a whiteprecipitate was formed. Identifythe correct formula of thecomplex.

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PtCl4.2HCl has a secondary valence of 6. Hence, 6 mol of AgCl precipitate will be formed in excess AgNO3 solution.

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Answer in true and false and please explain.

PtCl 4.2HCl has a secondary
valence of 6. Hence, 6 mol of AgCl
precipitate will be formed in
excess AgNO3 solution.

An isomer of Co(en)2(H₂0)Cl₂Br4
lost some of its weight upon
reacting with concentrated H₂SO4
(dehydrating agent). In reaction
with AgNO3 solution, a white
precipitate was formed. Identify
the correct formula of the
complex.

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