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Explain the following, giving two examples: 

Homoleptic

Explain a homoleptic complex with an example.

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Homoleptic refers to a coordination complex where all the ligands attached to the central metal ion are the same type. For example:

  1. [Cu(NH3)4]2+This is a homoleptic complex where all four ligands are ammonia (NH3) molecules, coordinated to the copper (Cu2+) ion.
  2. [NiCl6]2−: In this homoleptic complex, all six ligands are chloride (Cl) ions, coordinated to the nickel (Ni2+) ion.
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Chapter 5: Coordinate Compounds - Exercises [Page 138]

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Chapter 5 Coordinate Compounds
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