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Two isomers of a compound Co(NH(3))(3)Cl...

Two isomers of a compound `Co(NH_(3))_(3)Cl_(3) (MA_(3)B_(3)` type ) are shown in the figures .

The isomers can be classified as

A

(i) fac-isomers (ii) mer-isomer

B

(i) optical - isomer (ii) trans-isomer

C

(i) mer-isomer (ii) fac-isomer

D

(i) trans-isomer (ii) cis-isomer.

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