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answer is 6
i thought 3
is this because oxalate ion is bidenate ligand?
thank u
answer is 6
i thought 3
is this because oxalate ion is bidenate ligand?
thank u
Yes. The bidentate means literally two teeth, i.e. it bites into the transition metal in two places.
Coordination number counts the total number of attachments made by the ligands to the metal atom.
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