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Which Cobalt Complex Should Be the Most Stable (Having the Largest

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Which cobalt complex should be the most stable (having the largest formation constant) ?


A) Co(NH3) 62+
B) Co(NH3) 63+
C) Co(H2O) 62+
D) Co(F) 63-
E) Co(en) 33+

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