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Chemistry · Unit 3 · Oxidation and reduction · Redox reactions

Apply oxidation numbers (represented as roman numerals) to name transition metal compounds. Chem istry 2025 v1.3

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Which of the following correctly names the compound with the formula CrCl₃?

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A transition metal complex contains iron coordinated to four chloride ligands and one ammonia ligand. The overall charge on the complex is \(1+\). Using oxidation numbers (as roman numerals), which of the following is the correct IUPAC name for this compound?

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