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Complex (AS/A2 generic)
  Belongs to a sub-set of generics specific to the British A-Level exam system.




A complex has a central atom surrounded by election pair donating Lewis base ligands. In the A2 specifications, the bonding between the ligands and the central atom is described as ÒdativeÓ or ÒcoordinateÓ.
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Complex (AS/A2 generic)
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Complex (AS/A2 generic)
Aqueous M(II) ion (AS/A2 generic)
Aqueous M(III) ion (AS/A2 generic)
Chelate (AS/A2 generic)
Cisplatin
Cobalt(II) EDTA complex ion
Cobalt(II) tris(ethanedioate) complex ion
Cobalt(II) tris(ethylenediamine) ion
Cobalt(III) dichloro bis(ethylenediamine) complex ion
Copper(II) EDTA complex ion
Diamminosilver(I) ion
Dichlorosilver(I) ion
Dichlorotetraaquachromium(III) ion
Dichlorotetraaquavanadium(III) ion
Dicyanosilver(I) ion
Dioxovanadium(V) ion
Dithiosulfatosilver(I) ion
Haem
Hexaamminochromium(III) ion
Hexaamminocobalt(II) ion
Hexaamminocobalt(III) ion
Hexaaquaaluminium complex ion
Hexaaquachromium(II) ion
Hexaaquachromium(III) ion
Hexaaquacobolt(II) ion
Hexaaquacopper(II) ion
Hexaaquairon(II) ion
Hexaaquairon(III) ion
Hexaaquamanganese(II) ion
Hexaaquavanadium(II) ion
Hexaaquavanadium(III) ion
Hexahydroxychromium(III) ion
Iron(II) bipyridyl ion
Iron(III) tris(ethanedioate) complex ion
Nickel(II) tris(ethylenediamine) ion
Pentaaquahydroxychromium(III) ion
Pentaaquahydroxyiron(III) ion
Pentaaquathiocyanatoiron(III) ion
Pentaaquaoxovanadium(IV) ion
Tetraamminodiaquacopper(II) ion
Tetraaquadihydroxycobalt(II)
Tetraaquadihydroxycopper(II)
Tetraaquadihydroxyiron(II)
Tetrachlorocobolt(II) ion
Tetrachlorocopper(I) ion
Tetrachlorocopper(II) ion
Triaquatrihydroxyaluminium
Triaquatrihydroxychromium(III)
Triaquatrihydroxyiron(III)

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