What type of isomerism is observed in [Cr(NH₃)₄C1₂]NO₂?
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[Cr(NH₃)₄C1₂]NO₂ shows geometrical isomerism.
- [Cr(NH₃)₄C1₂]NO₂ is a coordination compound.
- Cr is attached to 6 ligands, i.e., four ammonia molecules and two chlorine atoms.
- Hence, it can show geometrical isomerism with cis and trans configurations.
- In the trans form, all ammonia molecules can be in a single plane and the chlorine atoms can occupy the positions at above and below this plane.
- However, in the cis form, one ammonia molecule can be replaced by the chlorine atom and vice versa.
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