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1. [Mn(H2O)6]2* Draw the possible stereoisomers. Give the oxidation state of the metal. Identify the donor atoms. Draw the st

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- +2 [Mn(+2)] It is a symmetrical molecule, so it may not show any stereoisomerism, * onidation state of the metal. - Mn (H2O* LESE loy TUTI tell you CESE MM 2016=-0.4ttig + 0.68g = -0.4x3 + o.6x2 to = -12 + 1.2 о до Scanned with CamScanner

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