The following neutral molecules or ionic species are considered: CIo, CNO, NH3, O2, CH4, H2NCH2CH2NH2 1. What is the condition for a species (molecule or ion) to form a coordination complex? 2. In the list above, indicate which species can behave as ligands. Are they polydentate, ambidentate Ligands and / or bridging ligands?

The following neutral molecules or ionic species are considered: CIo, CNO, NH3, O2, CH4, H2NCH2CH2NH2 1. What is the condition for a species (molecule or ion) to form a coordination complex? 2. In the list above, indicate which species can behave as ligands. Are they polydentate, ambidentate Ligands and / or bridging ligands?

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