Coordination Complexes and Ligands Quiz
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What is a polydentate ligand?

  • A ligand that forms multiple bonds with other ligands
  • A ligand that can only bond to the central atom once
  • A ligand that donates electrons to the surrounding ligands
  • A ligand that bonds to the central atom through several of its atoms (correct)
  • Which of the following is true about coordination complexes?

  • They are only found in compounds containing transition metals
  • They consist of a central atom or ion and surrounding ligands (correct)
  • The ligands in a complex can only have one bond to the central atom
  • The donor atom in a complex is always the central metal atom or ion
  • How are coordination complexes described?

  • Based on the number of bonds between ligands and the central atom
  • Only through the type of ligands present
  • In many ways, sometimes confusingly (correct)
  • By the type of central atom or ion present
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