Original post by hongkun
Tc2(CO)10,valence electron count for Tc in the dimer. how to do this
To find the valence electron count count of a metal in a dimer you can use this equation:
Total valence electron count = d electron count + no.electrons donated by the ligands + no M-M bonds
Hope that helps!
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