1. A complex is made up of one ammonia ligand, one cyanide ligand, two nitrite ligands bonded at theaxygen, and Au+(a) Determine its chemical formala(b) Name it.(c) There are actually two isomers that can be made from this chemical formula. Draw them both andidentify their relationship.2. A complex is made up of two ethylenediamine ligands, one oxalate ligand, and Cr³.(a) Determine its chemical formula.(b) Name it.(c) Draw it.3. The two above complexes are combined to make a stable compound. Write the chemical formula of thecompound and name it.

Explanation1.a) Ligands present in the complex are NH3 (one), -CN- (one), -ONO- (two) Central metal…

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