Chemistry: The Molecular Nature of Matter
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Chapter 21, Problem 25RQ
Coordination Number and Structure
Draw (a) a tetrahedral structure, (b) a square planar structure, (c) a tetrahedral structure, and (d) an octahedral structure.
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