Consider this metal complex:3-BrFBrFedloFFComplex ANow decide whether each complex in the table below is another example ofA, an isomer of A, or an entirely different chemical compound.ComplexThis complex is .FO ... the same as AFFeFBr... an isomer of ABrO ... a different compound.F|3–F... the same as ABrF - Fe -BrF... an isomer of AO ... a different compound.FFO ... the same as ABrFe- BrO ... an isomer of AFO ... a different compound.FBrO ... the same as ABrFBrFeO ... an isomer of AFO ... a different compound.F

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Consider this metal complex:
3-
Br
F
Br
Fe
dlo
F
F
Complex A
Now decide whether each complex in the table below is another example of
A, an isomer of A, or an entirely different chemical compound.
Complex
This complex is .
F
O ... the same as A
F
Fe
F
Br
... an isomer of A
Br
O ... a different compound.
F
|3–
F
... the same as A
Br
F - Fe -
Br
F
... an isomer of A
O ... a different compound.
F
F
O ... the same as A
Br
Fe
- Br
O ... an isomer of A
F
O ... a different compound.
F
Br
O ... the same as A
Br
F
Br
Fe
O ... an isomer of A
F
O ... a different compound.
F

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