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(a) Write out the full name of the complex [Fe(OH2)2(NCS)4]-1. (3 pts) (b) Sketch all possible geometric isomers and label each one (e. g. cis, trans, fac, mer, etc). Ignore the internal geometries of ligands; consider them as spheres. Name the point group of each isomer (5 pts)

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(a) Write out the full name of the complex [Fe(OH2)2(NCS)4]-1. (3 pts) (b) Sketch all possible geome...