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Consider the following complex : [Cr(...

Consider the following complex `:`
`[Cr(NH_(3))_(4)(NO_(2))_(2)]:` inner orbital complex
The oxidation number, number of `d-` electrons, number of unpaired `d-` electrons on the irreleation and number of isomers are respectively.

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RESONANCE ENGLISH-COORDINATION COMPOUNDS-Additional Problem for Self Practice (APSP) Part-IV Practice Test -2 (Section-5) (Matching Lift type )
  1. Consider the following complex : [Cr(NH(3))(4)(NO(2))(2)]: inner o...

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  2. Column-I and Column-II contains four entries each. Entries of Column-I...

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