1) Sketch out a structure showing the geometry about the metal center as accurately as possil clearly show the electron counting for the complexes below. a) [Cu(pyridine), (MeCN)]* b) trans-W(CO)4(1²CH2=CH₂)2 c) HRh(CO)(PPh₂)2

1) Sketch out a structure showing the geometry about the metal center as accurately as possil clearly show the electron counting for the complexes below. a) [Cu(pyridine), (MeCN)]* b) trans-W(CO)4(1²CH2=CH₂)2 c) HRh(CO)(PPh₂)2

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1) Sketch out a structure showing the geometry about the metal center as accurately as possil
clearly show the electron counting for the complexes below.
a) [Cu(pyridine) (Me CN)]*
b) trans-W(CO)4(n²CH2=CH2)2
c) HRh(CO) (PPH3)2
d) [CpFe(n°C,H;)]*
e) [Pd(bipy)(n3-allyl)]+ (bipy - bipyridine)

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