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Formation of Complex ions, why is CuCl4^2- formed instead of CuCl6^4-
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Formation of Complex ions, why is CuCl4^2- formed instead of CuCl6^4-
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September 24, 2013, 10:42:05 AM »
The question goes like this:
Copper forms an octahedral complex with fluorine with the formula CuF6^4- . Suggest why CuCl4^2- is formed instead of CuCl6^4-
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Re: Formation of Complex ions, why is CuCl4^2- formed instead of CuCl6^4-
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Search up hard and soft acids
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