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... coordination compound it- self may be neutral or charged ( ionic ) . The coordinated groups or ligands , as they are usually called - may be neutral molecules such as water ( in the above example ) , ammonia , or carbon monoxide ...
... coordination compound it- self may be neutral or charged ( ionic ) . The coordinated groups or ligands , as they are usually called - may be neutral molecules such as water ( in the above example ) , ammonia , or carbon monoxide ...
Page 137
... coordination compounds . The coordination reaction be- tween silver ions and ammonia illustrates the resem- blance of coordination compounds to the situation in the boron - nitrogen compound . According to this view , the metal ion can ...
... coordination compounds . The coordination reaction be- tween silver ions and ammonia illustrates the resem- blance of coordination compounds to the situation in the boron - nitrogen compound . According to this view , the metal ion can ...
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... coordination number in different complexes — e.g . , generally 6 for chromium ( III ) —but this is not invariably so . Differences in coordination number , for example , may result from difference in the sizes of the ligands . The iron ...
... coordination number in different complexes — e.g . , generally 6 for chromium ( III ) —but this is not invariably so . Differences in coordination number , for example , may result from difference in the sizes of the ligands . The iron ...
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