Which of the following is the NOT a step for naming coordination complexes? Select only the best answer: O Name ligands in alphabetical order Count the oxidation state of the metal O Name the counter ions O Add prefix such as di, tri, tetra, etc O Counting the total number of carbon contained within the complex

Which of the following is the NOT a step for naming coordination complexes? Select only the best answer: O Name ligands in alphabetical order Count the oxidation state of the metal O Name the counter ions O Add prefix such as di, tri, tetra, etc O Counting the total number of carbon contained within the complex

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