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k) The reactions of Group I and Group II with ammonia and chloride ligands give distinctly different compounds to the reactions of the same ligands with transition metals. Explain emwhy this is so.

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Chapter8: Bonding In Transition Metal Compounds And Coordination Complexes

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k) The reactions of Group I and Group II with ammonia and chloride ligands give distinctly
different compounds to the reactions of the same ligands with transition metals. Explain
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I) Discuss Werner's theory of coordination complexes and compare that theory to our current
understanding of coordination chemistry.

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