When a compound of transition element is dissolved in a solution of salt then it produces____________________?

Correct answer: B. complex ions

  • A. simples ions
  • B. complex ions
  • C. double salts
  • D. strong anions

Explanation

A coordination compound retains its metal-ligand bonding in solution, so it produces complex ions such as [Cu(NH3)4]2+ rather than completely separate simple ions. Students may choose double salts because both contain more than one ionic component, but double salts dissociate into their constituent simple ions in water.

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