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How many valence electrons are in Fe(NH3)Cl2Cp.

How many valence electrons are in Fe(NH3)Cl2Cp.

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This is neutral complex.

[Fe(NH3) (Cl)2 Cp]

If C.N. = 6, then Cp should be tridentate then if we consider Cp as Cp- then

C.M.I. Fe = +3

V. electrons on Fe3+ = 5 (3d5)

total valence electrons:

from Ionic method:

2 Cl- = 4e

1 NH3 = 2e

1 Cp- = 6 e

1 Fe3+ = 5e

Total will be : 17 electrons

From covalent method:

2 Cl- = 4e

1 NH3 = 2e

1 Cp = 5 e

1 Fe2+ = 6e

Total will be 17 valence electrons.

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