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Chapter 20, Problem 57QRT
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Interpretation:
Among the compounds given in the problem statement, those which are expected to be an effective chelating agent has to be chosen.
Concept Introduction:
When a central metal atom is bonded by polydentate ligand through two or more number of donor atoms, a ring like structure is obtained with the metal atom being present in the center. These types of ligands are known as chelating ligands. The structure that is obtained by the chelating ligands is known as chelates.
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