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When Cr(VI) reacts with an acidified solution of H2O2, it forms a deep blue-violet complex, CrO5. The correct structure/shape of this complex is:

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1Tetrahedral
2Butterfly✓
3Octahedral
4Trigonal bipyramidal

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Butterfly

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