2D.) Draw the structure of: [Fe(Cp)(CO)(PPhs)(H)]. It is tetrahedral...use wedges and dashes as needed. Account for the electrons in the complex. Is it a 16 e or 18 e complex (Circle one). Give oxidation state of Fe: + 2EChallenge!) Since the complex here is tetrahedral, i.e., it has four different groups on it, see if you can figure out how to assign the stereochemistry, R or S, to your drawing. My drawing is: R or S (Circle one)

2D.) Draw the structure of: [Fe(Cp)(CO)(PPhs)(H)]. It is tetrahedral...use wedges and dashes as needed. Account for the electrons in the complex. Is it a 16 e or 18 e complex (Circle one). Give oxidation state of Fe: + 2EChallenge!) Since the complex here is tetrahedral, i.e., it has four different groups on it, see if you can figure out how to assign the stereochemistry, R or S, to your drawing. My drawing is: R or S (Circle one)

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