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What distinguishes double salts from coordination compounds?
What distinguishes double salts from coordination compounds?
- Formation from simple salts in equimolar proportion (correct)
- Presence of covalent bonds in double salts
- Lack of complex part in double salts
- Retention of identity in solution for coordination compounds
In a coordination compound, how are metal atoms bound to anions or neutral molecules?
In a coordination compound, how are metal atoms bound to anions or neutral molecules?
- By metallic bonds
- By ionic bonds
- By covalent bonds
- By sharing geometry (correct)
What is the property of double salts that differentiates them from coordination compounds?
What is the property of double salts that differentiates them from coordination compounds?
- Co-ordinate bonds
- Primary and secondary valency (correct)
- Loss of identity in solution
- Ionic nature
Which type of complex carries a positive charge in coordination compounds?
Which type of complex carries a positive charge in coordination compounds?
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What is the charge carried by the complex [Fe(CN)₆]⁴⁻?
What is the charge carried by the complex [Fe(CN)₆]⁴⁻?
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In a neutral complex, what type of charge does it carry?
In a neutral complex, what type of charge does it carry?
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What is the shared characteristic between cationic and anionic complexes in coordination compounds?
What is the shared characteristic between cationic and anionic complexes in coordination compounds?
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What sets apart neutral complexes from cationic and anionic complexes?
What sets apart neutral complexes from cationic and anionic complexes?
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