Alkali metal cations are not conductive to coordinate with ligands because of their size, yet these
form complexes. Why?
Answers
Answered by
1
Answer:
you are best in the world kindly try by yourself because I know you are best in the world
Answered by
2
Alkali metals form complexes
Explanation:
Coordinate complexes
It is a complex formed by the central metal atom and the ligands .
To form complex atom must be of small size and have empty orbital to accept lone pair .
In case of Alkali metals, they are quite big in size and they have less charge .
Therefore they are not suitable for complexes.
But some agents are extremely strong and Group 1 metals can form complexes with them .
Similar questions