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NO malecule acts as a passitive and negative ligand. why..?

NO malecule acts as a passitive and negative ligand. why..?

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Aman Bansal
592 Points
11 years ago

Dear Naveen,

Molecule in itself is electrically stable so it cant act as ligand.

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upender surepally
126 Points
11 years ago

Molecule in itself is electrically stable so it cant act as ligand So that it can acts as the negative and pasitive ligand.

naninagaraju sivacharan lakshmi narsing
34 Points
11 years ago

Sir i think molecule itself is electrically stable.

ligands means which is used to donate the electrons so thay''s why the molecule  can''t acts as the negative and pasitive ligand.

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