Fast pls solve this question correctly in 5 min I will give you like for sure.Faisal - The complex ion [Co(NH3)6]3+ is formed by sp³d²Hence the ion should possesshybridisation.(a) octahedral geometry(b) tetrahedral geometry(c) square planar geometry(d) tetragonal geometry.(1990)

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The complex ion [Co(NH3)]³+ is formed by sp'³d² hybridisation. Hence the ion should possess (a) octahedral geometry (b) tetrahedral geometry (c) square planar geometry (d) tetragonal geometry. (1990)

The complex ion [Co(NH3)]³+ is formed by sp'³d² hybridisation. Hence the ion should possess (a) octahedral geometry (b) tetrahedral geometry (c) square planar geometry (d) tetragonal geometry. (1990)

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- The complex ion [Co(NH3)6]3+ is formed by sp³d²
Hence the ion should possess
hybridisation.
(a) octahedral geometry
(b) tetrahedral geometry
(c) square planar geometry
(d) tetragonal geometry.
(1990)

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