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General Chemistry24. Transition Metals and Coordination CompoundsCoordination Complexes

Multiple Choice

Ethylenediamine (shown below) would be called a __________.

Structural formula showing from left to right: 2 H atoms singly bonded to an N atom with a lone pair, N is in turn singly bonded to a C atom (which is singly bond to 2 H atoms), this C is in turn bonded to another C atom ( which is singly bonded to 2 H atoms), the second C is in turn bonded to an N atom with a lone pair and which is singly bonded to 2 H atoms.

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