Chemistry · Coordination Compounds
Which of the following statements correctly describes the IUPAC nomenclature rules for coordination compounds?
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- 1The name of the central metal ion is written before the names of the ligands.
- 2The oxidation state of the central metal is omitted from the name.
- 3The names of all neutral ligands mandatory end with the suffix 'o'.
- 4Ligands are named alphabetically, independent of any numerical prefix.✓
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Ligands are named alphabetically, independent of any numerical prefix.
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