An octahedral complex, MA,B2C2 (A, B, C are all monodentate ligands), has a total of 6 stereoisomers. Considering the point groups for each of these isomers, it can be concluded that none of these isomers has the following point group. C2v C1 D2h

An octahedral complex, MA,B2C2 (A, B, C are all monodentate ligands), has a total of 6 stereoisomers. Considering the point groups for each of these isomers, it can be concluded that none of these isomers has the following point group. C2v C1 D2h

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An octahedral complex, MA,B,C2 (A, B, C are all monodentate ligands), has a total of 6 stereoisomers. Considering the point
groups for each of these isomers, it can be concluded that none of these isomers has the following point group.
C2v
C1
D2h
Which cation is mostly likely to form a complex with SCN' b
Cs

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