Select statements that are TRUE: Most of transition metals have incompletely filled subshells. In a ligand, a donor atom is an atom bound directly to a gas and the number of donor atoms surrounding the gas is the coordination number. A ligand must have at least one unshared pair of valence electrons. Transition metals have low densities. [Ni(CN)4]2- has a coordination number of 6 because Ni has 6 ligands. O Compounds in which their ligands are able to be arranged around their central atom in more than one way are called stereoisomers.

Select statements that are TRUE: Most of transition metals have incompletely filled subshells. In a ligand, a donor atom is an atom bound directly to a gas and the number of donor atoms surrounding the gas is the coordination number. A ligand must have at least one unshared pair of valence electrons. Transition metals have low densities. [Ni(CN)4]2- has a coordination number of 6 because Ni has 6 ligands. O Compounds in which their ligands are able to be arranged around their central atom in more than one way are called stereoisomers.

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Select statements that are TRUE:
Most of transition metals have incompletely filled subshells.
In a ligand, a donor atom is an atom bound directly to a gas and the number of donor atoms surrounding the
gas is the coordination number.
A ligand must have at least one unshared pair of valence electrons.
Transition metals have low densities.
[Ni(CN)412- has a coordination number of 6 because Ni has 6 ligands.
O Compounds in which their ligands are able to be arranged around their central atom in more than one way are
called stereoisomers.

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