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35. Transition Metals / Ligands / Problem 1
Problem 1
What distinguishes a monodentate ligand from a bidentate ligand?
A
Monodentate ligands form cyclic structures with metals, whereas bidentate ligands do not.
B
Monodentate ligands are larger than bidentate ligands.
C
Monodentate ligands donate one lone pair, while bidentate ligands donate two lone pairs.
D
Monodentate ligands are neutrally charged, whereas bidentate ligands are negatively charged.
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