Describe how the structures of the following can be described in terms of the simple structures types of Table 3.4 but with complex ions: K2PtCl6, [Ni(H2O)][SiF6], CsCN Table 3.4 The crystal structures of compounds, at standard conditions unless otherwise statedCrystal structureExamples*AntifluoriteK,0, K,S, Li,0, Na,0, Na,Se, Na,5Caesium chlorideCSCI, TII (low 7), CSAU, CSCN, Cuzn, NboCaf, UO, HgF, LaH,, Pbo, (high pressure, >6 GPa)NiAs, NIS, FeS, PtSn, CosFluoriteNickel arsenidePerovskiteCaTiO, (distorted), STTIO,, PbZro, LaFe0, LisrH, KMNF;NaCI, KBr, Rbl, AgCI, AgBr, Mg0, Cao, TIO, FeO, NiO, SnAs, UC, ScNTiO (one polymorph), MnO, Sno, WO, MgF, NiF,Rock saltRutileSphalerite (zincblende, cubic)ZnS (one polymorph), CuCI, Cds (Hawleyite polymorph), HgS, CaP, Agl (at high pressure,>6 GPa, transforms to rock salt structure), InA, Zno (high pressure, >6 GPa)MgAI,0, ZnFe,0, ZnCr,S,SpinelWurtzite (hexagonal) Zns (one polymorph), Zno, Be0, Agl (one polymorph, lodargyrite), AIN, SIC, NH,F, Cds(Greenockite polymorph)"A substance in bold type is the one that gives its name to the structure.

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Describe how the structures of the following can be described in terms of the simple structures types of Table 3.4 but with complex ions: K2PtCl6, [Ni(H2O)][SiF6], CsCN

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