(a) Determine the valence electron counts on the transition metals. Find out the formal oxidation state of the metal (i) [(n°-CsHs)Cr(CO);] (ii) Ru(nº-C,Hs)(n²-C,H&)(PPh;) (iii) [(n²-C3H3)Pd(Cl)]2 (bridging Cl)

(a) Determine the valence electron counts on the transition metals. Find out the formal oxidation state of the metal (i) [(n°-CsHs)Cr(CO);] (ii) Ru(nº-C,Hs)(n²-C,H&)(PPh;) (iii) [(n²-C3H3)Pd(Cl)]2 (bridging Cl)

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(a) Determine the valence electron counts on the transition
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(ii) Ru(nº-C,H)(n²-C,H6)(PP%3)
(iii) [(n²-C3H3)Pd(Cl)]2 (bridging Cl)

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