The secondary valency of metal in the compound cocl3.4nh3
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The secondary valency of metal in the compound is 6.
Explanation:
- According to Werner’s theory, metal ions contain both primary and secondary valences.
- Primary valence is the oxidation number of the metals.
- Secondary valence corresponds to the number of ions that are co-ordinated to central metal atom.
- It is fixed for all metal atoms.
- It is also known as the coordination number.
- The co-ordination number is calculated by the number of sigma bonds formed with the central atom.
- It is non-ionizable.
- The structure of the given compound which on dissociation produces 1 chloride ions.
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the secondary valency is 6.
Explanation:
number of moles of AgCl precipitated per mole of the compounds with excess AgNo3 is 1.
Therefore number of ligands attached to central atom is 6 and thus the secondary valency becomes 6.
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