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... coordination compound itself 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 ... coordination compounds Coordination Compounds 135.
... coordination compound itself 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 ... coordination compounds Coordination Compounds 135.
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... Coordinate bonding . Werner originally postulated that coordination compounds could be formed because the central atoms carried the capacity to form secondary or coordinate bonds , in addition to the normal or valence bonds . A more ...
... Coordinate bonding . Werner originally postulated that coordination compounds could be formed because the central atoms carried the capacity to form secondary or coordinate bonds , in addition to the normal or valence bonds . A more ...
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... coordination compounds , optical isomerism can arise either from the presence of an asymmetric ligand , such as one isomer of an amino acid , NH , CHCOOH , 3 complexes , such as the cyanides , carbonyls , and phosphines . For more ionic ...
... coordination compounds , optical isomerism can arise either from the presence of an asymmetric ligand , such as one isomer of an amino acid , NH , CHCOOH , 3 complexes , such as the cyanides , carbonyls , and phosphines . For more ionic ...
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