![PART I. 1. Name the following coordination compounds a) K [FeCle] b) [Zn(H:0))(NOs)2 e) K[Pt(NHs)Cb] e) [Cu(H2O)NHCO 2. Write the formula for each coordination compound: a) sodium tetracyanoaurate(I) b) tetraamminedichloroaluminum bromide c) potassium hexanitrocobaltate(II) d) hexamminenickel(II) sulfate e) sodium tris(oxalato)chromate(III) ) bis(ethylenediamine)copper(II) chloride PART II. Crystal Field Theory. 3. Consider the complex ion [Fe(CN a) what is the oxidation state of central metal? b) what is the electron configuration of central metal ion in that oxidation state? o) draw the energy diagram of d-orbital splitting for [Fe(CN)l and place the electrons on it. CN- is a strong field ligand. d) how many unpaired electrons are there in [Fe(CN)6 ?](https://media.cheggcdn.com/media%2Fc86%2Fc86a5b10-c850-4ade-add1-2d7100636f3f%2Fimage)
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(Answered) : Part 1 Name Following Coordination Compounds K Fecle B Zn H 0 Nos 2 E K Pt Nhs Cb E Cu H2 Q28733598
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