A student adds an excess of aqueous to an aqueous solution containing ions. Suggest why the complex is converted into a complex containing as the only ligand. In your answer, refer to the number of dative bonds formed and the stability of the product.
CAIE A Level Chemistry 9701 · Chemistry of transition elements
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