Draw the following transition metal complexes in their correct molecular geometry and state the hybrid orbital involved in the bonding. Name the molecular geometry shape and label the bond angles to receive full credit.
a) Zn(en)F2
b) [Mn(CN)6] 4
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Draw the following transition metal complexes in their correct molecular geometry and state the hybrid orbital...
1. Draw the following transition metal complexes in their correct molecular geometry and state the hybrid orbital involved in the bonding. Name the molecular geometry shape and label the bond angles to receive full credit. a) Zn(en)F2 b) [Mn(CN)6]4-
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