2,6 A rhodium metal centre undergoes cyclometallation with two units of C=C, what is the expected product of this reaction?O A. 5-membered rhodacycle ring is formedO B. 6-membered rhodacycle ring is formedO C. the two units of C=C are reduced to alkane C-C bond.O D. the two units of C=C are inserted to the rhodium metal centre Why can an organometallic complex perform the reactions such as insertion where normal coordination complex could not perform?O A. Because of the intramolecular pi-electron charge transfer in the ligand.OB.Because of the intermolecular pi-electron charge transfer in the ligand.Because the presence of dorbitals in the metal centre.O D. Because of the metal to ligand pi-electron charge transfer.

Correct choice is option ( A) 5 membered rhodacycle ring is formed.

A rhodium metal centre undergoes cyclometallation with two units of C=C, what is the expected product of this reaction? O A. 5-membered rhodacycle ring is formed O B. 6-membered rhodacycle ring is formed O C. the two units of C=C are reduced to alkane C-C bond. O D. the two units of C=C are inserted to the rhodium metal centre

A rhodium metal centre undergoes cyclometallation with two units of C=C, what is the expected product of this reaction? O A. 5-membered rhodacycle ring is formed O B. 6-membered rhodacycle ring is formed O C. the two units of C=C are reduced to alkane C-C bond. O D. the two units of C=C are inserted to the rhodium metal centre

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