The formations of [cis-PtCh(NH3)2] and [trans-PtCl½(NH3)2] are different although same ligands are attached to the metal central. Explain the phenomena. NH, NH, *NH) HN *NH, H,N "NH, NH

The formations of [cis-PtCh(NH3)2] and [trans-PtCl½(NH3)2] are different although same ligands are attached to the metal central. Explain the phenomena. NH, NH, NH) HN NH, H,N "NH, NH

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The formations of [cis-PtCl2(NH:)»] and [trans-PtCl2(NH3)»] are different although
same ligands are attached to the metal central. Explain the phenomena.
NH
*NH3
NH3
NH,
2+
HN.
H3N.
cr
NH3
H;N
NH3
cr
H,N
NH3

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