Chapter 8: Q17P (page 367)
Determine the oxidation state of the metal in each of
the following coordination complexes: , , [Ni(CO)4].
Short Answer
The oxidation state of metal vanadium is +2; molybdenum is +2, cobalt is +1, and nickel is 0.
Chapter 8: Q17P (page 367)
Determine the oxidation state of the metal in each of
the following coordination complexes: , , [Ni(CO)4].
The oxidation state of metal vanadium is +2; molybdenum is +2, cobalt is +1, and nickel is 0.
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