2. First, draw and name the structure. Next, identify if there are any isomers. Then draw and name each isomer. A. Ni(NH3)(H2O)Cl₂ • (Ni²+ = d³, however this ion is relatively small in diameter, so Ni²+ is an exception and the geometry is Td) B. Pt(NH3)(H2O)Cl2 C. [CoCl 3 (NO2)]²- D. [Pt(H2O)4SO4] Cl2

2. First, draw and name the structure. Next, identify if there are any isomers. Then draw and name each isomer. A. Ni(NH3)(H2O)Cl₂ • (Ni²+ = d³, however this ion is relatively small in diameter, so Ni²+ is an exception and the geometry is Td) B. Pt(NH3)(H2O)Cl2 C. [CoCl 3 (NO2)]²- D. [Pt(H2O)4SO4] Cl2

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