Optical isomerism is shown by octahedral complexes

Question

Optical isomerism is shown by octahedral complexes (A) having all monodentate ligands (B) having all the three bidentate ligands (C) having two trans bidentate ligands (D) having two trans monodentate ligands

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Octahedral complexes containing three bidentate ligands shows optical isomerism. If A is a bidentate ligand then complex of type MA3 show optical isomerism.

Q. Optical isomerism is shown by octahedral complexes

having all monodentate ligands

having all the three bidentate ligands

having two trans bidentate ligands

having two trans monodentate ligands

Octahedral complexes containing three bidentate ligands shows optical isomerism. If $A$ is a bidentate ligand then complex of type $M A_{3}$ show optical isomerism.

Q. Optical isomerism is shown by octahedral complexes

having all monodentate ligands

having all the three bidentate ligands

having two trans bidentate ligands

having two trans monodentate ligands

Octahedral complexes containing three bidentate ligands shows optical isomerism. If A is a bidentate ligand then complex of type MA3​ show optical isomerism.

Octahedral complexes containing three bidentate ligands shows optical isomerism. If $A$ is a bidentate ligand then complex of type $M A_{3}$ show optical isomerism.