What is the structure of [Co(NH3)5Cl]Cl₂? Draw it, include the correct geometry. Be sure to indicate what ions or ligands are bound to the metal and which are acting as counter ions. State what geometric shape this is. Determine the point group of the metal ion and the surrounding ions / ligands.

What is the structure of [Co(NH3)5Cl]Cl₂? Draw it, include the correct geometry. Be sure to indicate what ions or ligands are bound to the metal and which are acting as counter ions. State what geometric shape this is. Determine the point group of the metal ion and the surrounding ions / ligands.

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What is the structure of [Co(NH3)5Cl]Cl₂? Draw it, include the correct geometry. Be sure to indicate
what ions or ligands are bound to the metal and which are acting as counter ions. State what
geometric shape this is. Determine the point group of the metal ion and the surrounding ions /
ligands.

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