MCQ
Consider the coordination compound, K2[Cu(CN)4]. A coordinate covalent bond exists between:
- AK+ and CN−
- BCu2+ and CN−
- CK+ and Cu(CN)4
- DC and N in CN−
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Answer
- Cu2+ and CN−
Explanation:
The coordinate covalent bond exists between the central metal and ligand. In K2[Cu(CN)4] ex the coordinate bond exists between Cu2+ and CN−.
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