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As far as I can see there is no lemma on π-acid ligands, so to me it is rather difficult two check the use of this terminolgy. When I read the text, my reasoning runs like:
So in this case, ligands should be called π-base ligands.
Either is someone able to identify the mistake in my reasoning or can I alter the acid into a base? T.vanschaik ( talk) 18:15, 19 March 2011 (UTC)
User T.Vanschaik please refer any standard inorganic textbook. The pi-acid ligands are expained clearly.
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As far as I can see there is no lemma on π-acid ligands, so to me it is rather difficult two check the use of this terminolgy. When I read the text, my reasoning runs like:
So in this case, ligands should be called π-base ligands.
Either is someone able to identify the mistake in my reasoning or can I alter the acid into a base? T.vanschaik ( talk) 18:15, 19 March 2011 (UTC)
User T.Vanschaik please refer any standard inorganic textbook. The pi-acid ligands are expained clearly.
103.5.132.50 (
talk)
11:36, 27 April 2014 (UTC)T.Sarat