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An cationic complex has two isomers A and B . Each has one `Co^(3+)`, five `NH_3` , one `Br^(-)` and one `SO_4^(2-)` . A gives a white precipitate with `BaCl_2` solution while B gives a yellow precipitate with `AgNO_3` solution.
(a) What are the possible structures of the complexes A and B ?
(b) Will the two complexes have same colour ?

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(a) Since the isomer A gives a white precipitate with `BaSO_4` solution , `S0_4^(2-)` ion is present as anion in the complex A . Since B gives a yellow precipitate with `AgNO_3` solution . `Br^(-)` ion is present as anion in it. The two isomers are ionisation isomers and are shows :
`[CO(NH_3)_(5)Br]SO_4` `[CO(NH_3)_(5)SO_4]Br`
(A) pentaaminebromidocobalt (III) sulphate (B) pentaamminesulphatecobalt (III) bromide.
(b) No, the two complexes have different colours. For details, consult Section 6.
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