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Sketch out a neutral 18-electron structure showing the geometry around the metal center for the following metals and ligands: 11. (a) Ru, C6H6, H, PME3 (b) Nb, NMe, NME2, Cp, Cl

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geometry around the metal center for the following metals and ligands:
11.
(a) Ru, C6H6, H, PME3
(b) Nb, NMe, NME2, Cp, Cl

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