State the point group for the following compounds. Explain your answer. (i) Trans-tetrakarbonildikloromangan(II). Trans-tetracarbonyldichloromanganese(1I). (ii) Tetrakloronikelat(II). Tetrachloronickelate(II).

State the point group for the following compounds. Explain your answer. (i) Trans-tetrakarbonildikloromangan(II). Trans-tetracarbonyldichloromanganese(1I). (ii) Tetrakloronikelat(II). Tetrachloronickelate(II).

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State the point group for the following compounds. Explain your answe.
(i)
Trans-tetrakarbonildikloromangan(II).
Trans-tetracarbonyldichloromanganese().
(ii)
Tetrakloronikelat(1).
Tetrachloronickelate(1I)

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