MCQ
Ligands, in complex compounds
- AAccept ${e^ - }$ - pair
- ✓Donate ${e^ - }$ - pair
- CNeither accept ${e^ - }$ - pair nor donate
- DAll of these happen
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Donate ${e^ - }$ - pair
b
It’s obvious.
It’s obvious.
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