MCQ
The complexes given below show :
  • A
    Optical isomerism
  • B
    Co-ordination isomerism
  • Geometrical isomerism
  • D
    Bridged isomerism

Answer

Correct option: C.
Geometrical isomerism
c
Metal complexes that differ only in which ligands are
adjacent to one another (cis) or directly across from one
another (trans) in the coordination sphere of the metal
are called geometrical isomers.

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