15. Earth abundant Ni compounds with appropriate ligands have been reported to catalyze C- C bond forming reactions like Palladium and other precious metals. Below are Ni complexes that have two common oxidation states for this metal. For each metal complex: Provide the oxidation state of the metal center, the d-electron count of the metal, and the total number of valence electrons around the metal. CI & Lif Ni Ni- oxidation state: oxidation state: d-electron count: d-electron count: total electron count: total electron count: O C

15. Earth abundant Ni compounds with appropriate ligands have been reported to catalyze C- C bond forming reactions like Palladium and other precious metals. Below are Ni complexes that have two common oxidation states for this metal. For each metal complex: Provide the oxidation state of the metal center, the d-electron count of the metal, and the total number of valence electrons around the metal. CI & Lif Ni Ni- oxidation state: oxidation state: d-electron count: d-electron count: total electron count: total electron count: O C

Principles of Modern Chemistry

8th Edition

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Chapter8: Bonding In Transition Metal Compounds And Coordination Complexes

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