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Chapter20: Chemistry Of Selected Transition Elements And Coordination Compounds
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![Consider the coordination complex
[Cr(OH₂)3C13] Br3
Identify the ligands by name (include the
word "ion" at the end for all ions):
What is the charge on the coordination
complex? Enter the sign then the numeric
value (+2, -2, etc.)
What is the oxidation state of the Cr ion?
Enter the sign then the numeric value (+2,
-2, etc.)
What is the coordination number for the
complex ion? Enter your answer as a
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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the coordination complex
[Cr(OH₂)3C13] Br3
Identify the ligands by name (include the
word "ion" at the end for all ions):
What is the charge on the coordination
complex? Enter the sign then the numeric
value (+2, -2, etc.)
What is the oxidation state of the Cr ion?
Enter the sign then the numeric value (+2,
-2, etc.)
What is the coordination number for the
complex ion? Enter your answer as a
number.
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