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how to calculate 18 electron for an organometallic compound

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Determine the total valence electrons in the entire molecule (that is, the number of valence electrons of the metal plus the number of electrons from each and the charge); say, it is A. Subtract this number from n × 18 where n is the number of metals in the complex, that is, (n × 18) – A; say, it is B.

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