The value of 10Dq in the complex K3[Co(C204)3] is ~=-m~=-- the * complex [Co(H20)6]CI3 less than in O bigger than in O equal to O The complex [Co(H20)6]CI2 is less stable than the complex * [Zn(H20)6]CI2 Error |:| true |:| The Na2[CoBr4] complex is more * stable than the K2[CoCl4] complex Error |:| true |:| 9:- :四M llThe value of 10Dq in the complexK3[Co(C204)3] isthe---------* complex [Co(H2O)6]C13less than inbigger than inequal toThe complex [Co(H2O)6]CI2 is lessstable than the complex[Zn(H2O)6]C12ErrortrueThe Na2[CoBr4] complex is more* .stable than the K2[COCI4] complexErrortrue

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The value of 10Dq in the complex K3[Co(C204)3] is ~=-m~=-- the * complex [Co(H20)6]CI3 less than in O bigger than in O equal to O The complex [Co(H20)6]CI2 is less stable than the complex * [Zn(H20)6]CI2 Error |:| true |:| The Na2[CoBr4] complex is more * stable than the K2[CoCl4] complex Error |:| true |:|

9:- :
四M ll
The value of 10Dq in the complex
K3[Co(C204)3] is
the
---------
* complex [Co(H2O)6]C13
less than in
bigger than in
equal to
The complex [Co(H2O)6]CI2 is less
stable than the complex
[Zn(H2O)6]C12
Error
true
The Na2[CoBr4] complex is more
* .stable than the K2[COCI4] complex
Error
true

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