54. In the octahedral complex Co(NH2CH2CO2)3, each glycinate ion NH2CH2CO2¯ binds to cobalt through its nitrogen atom and one of its oxygen atoms. How many stereoisomers of Co(NH2CH2CO2)3 are possible? (A) 2 (В) 4 (C) 6 (D) 8 55. A molecule has the formula C5H100. Which functional groups might it contain? I. Alcohol II. Ketone (A) I only (В) II only (C) Either I or II (D) Neither I nor II

54. In the octahedral complex Co(NH2CH2CO2)3, each glycinate ion NH2CH2CO2¯ binds to cobalt through its nitrogen atom and one of its oxygen atoms. How many stereoisomers of Co(NH2CH2CO2)3 are possible? (A) 2 (В) 4 (C) 6 (D) 8 55. A molecule has the formula C5H100. Which functional groups might it contain? I. Alcohol II. Ketone (A) I only (В) II only (C) Either I or II (D) Neither I nor II

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

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Chapter20: Transition Metals And Coordination Chemistry

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