1. Use lines, dashes, and wedges to draw a three-dimensional representation of the geometry around the metal in each complex: o(a) [NiBr6]4 octahedral • (b) trans-[RhCl₂(NH3)2] square planar 2. Identify the electron-domain geometry of the central atom. Two models are shown of each structure. (a) + O Image for Question 2, part a (b) O pe 女 Image for Question 2, part b 3. List any two of the structures - by number - that are related as structural (constitutional) isomers. List only two numbers. Br ace 'CI ܕܟ݂ܽܘ 2 ...CI CI Br... CI 3 CI Br"

1. Use lines, dashes, and wedges to draw a three-dimensional representation of the geometry around the metal in each complex: o(a) [NiBr6]4 octahedral • (b) trans-[RhCl₂(NH3)2] square planar 2. Identify the electron-domain geometry of the central atom. Two models are shown of each structure. (a) + O Image for Question 2, part a (b) O pe 女 Image for Question 2, part b 3. List any two of the structures - by number - that are related as structural (constitutional) isomers. List only two numbers. Br ace 'CI ܕܟ݂ܽܘ 2 ...CI CI Br... CI 3 CI Br"

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1. Use lines, dashes, and wedges to draw a three-dimensional representation of the geometry around the metal in each complex:
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