Correct name of [Pt(OH)2 (NH3)4 ]SO4 is
Correct answer: A. Tetraammine dihydroxo-platinum (IV) sulphate
- A. Tetraammine dihydroxo-platinum (IV) sulphate
- B. Dihydroxo tetraammine-platinum (V) sulphate
- C. Tetra-ammine dihydroxo-platinum (II) sulphate
- D. Dihydroxo tetraammine-platinum (IV) sulphate
Explanation
As per the nomenclature of complex compounds, the correct name of given compound is "Tetraammine dihydroxo-platinum (IV) sulphate".
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