Organometallics A. For the following metal complexes indicate: 1) the metal oxidation state, il) the d-electron count, iii) the valence electron count for the complex, iv) the expected metal geometry, and v)draw the complex. (NB: A periodic table is provided on the last page) [Ru(CH)C₂1₂ VO(acac), OxidationState: +2 +4 d electrons Valence e Geometry Structure [( dppe )Co(CH) [(CH)Y(H)Phol, OxidationState: d electrons Valence e Geometry Structure655 5. OrganometallicsA. For the following metal complexes indicate: i) the metal oxidation state, ii) the d-electroncount, iii) the valence electron count for the complex, iv) the expected metal geometry, and v)draw the complex. (NB: A periodic table is provided on the last page)Oxidation State:d electronsValence eGeometryStructureOxidation State:d electronsValence eGeometryStructure[Ru(C6H6)Cl2]2+2[(dppe)Co(C3H5)]*VO(acac)2+4[(C5H5)Y(H)PhO]2

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5. Organometallics A. For the following metal complexes indicate: i) the metal oxidation state, ii) the d- count, iii) the valence electron count for the complex, iv) the expected metal geometrs draw the complex. (NB: A periodic table is provided on the last page) Oxidation State: d electrons Valence e Geometry Structure Oxidation State: d electrons Valence e Geometry [Ru(C6H6)Cl2]2 +2 [(dppe)Co(C3H5)]* VO(acac)2 +4 [(C5H5)Y(H)Pho

5. Organometallics A. For the following metal complexes indicate: i) the metal oxidation state, ii) the d- count, iii) the valence electron count for the complex, iv) the expected metal geometrs draw the complex. (NB: A periodic table is provided on the last page) Oxidation State: d electrons Valence e Geometry Structure Oxidation State: d electrons Valence e Geometry [Ru(C6H6)Cl2]2 +2 [(dppe)Co(C3H5)]* VO(acac)2 +4 [(C5H5)Y(H)Pho

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Organometallics A. For the following metal complexes indicate: 1) the metal oxidation state, il) the d-
electron count, iii) the valence electron count for the complex, iv) the expected metal geometry, and v)
draw the complex. (NB: A periodic table is provided on the last page) [Ru(CH)C₂1₂ VO(acac), Oxidation
State: +2 +4 d electrons Valence e Geometry Structure [( dppe )Co(CH) [(CH)Y(H)Phol, Oxidation
State: d electrons Valence e Geometry Structure
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5. Organometallics
A. For the following metal complexes indicate: i) the metal oxidation state, ii) the d-electron
count, iii) the valence electron count for the complex, iv) the expected metal geometry, and v)
draw the complex. (NB: A periodic table is provided on the last page)
Oxidation State:
d electrons
Valence e
Geometry
Structure
Oxidation State:
d electrons
Valence e
Geometry
Structure
[Ru(C6H6)Cl2]2
+2
[(dppe)Co(C3H5)]*
VO(acac)2
+4
[(C5H5)Y(H)PhO]2

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