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What is the charge on the coordination sphere in the above compound

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Answered by vidhi20oct
0

Answer:

Explanation:

Answer:

There is a

+

1

charge on the complex....!

Explanation:

But a FORMAL

+

3

charge on the iron centre....

SO we gots

F

e

3

+

FORMALLY bound to

2

×

H

O

ligands, and to

4

×

O

H

2

ligands....

We add up the charges....

+

3

+

2

×

(

1

)

=

+

1

....and so for the coordination complex we gots a formal cation, i.e.

[

F

e

(

O

H

)

2

(

O

H

2

)

4

]

+

...this is what we conceive to be the complex ion IN SOLUTION.. Were we to isolate it as its bromide salt, it would likely crystallize from solution as...

[

F

e

(

O

H

)

2

(

O

H

2

)

4

]

+

B

r

, i.e. a neutral bromide salt of the complex ion

Answered by renuhkkohli693
0

Answer:

bromide salt is the answer

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