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The central metal atom along with ligand is called:

Correct answer: B. Coordination sphere

  • A. Coordination number
  • B. Coordination sphere
  • C. Chelates
  • D. None of these

Explanation

Option b is the correct answer. It refers to the central metal atom/ion along with its attached ligands in a coordination complex. The coordination sphere includes the central metal atom/ion and all of the ligands directly bonded to it. So, it encompasses both the metal and the ligands, making it the most appropriate option.

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