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B. M. Tassaert
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B. M. Tassaert

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  • The general structure of a coordination compound
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    …the discovery by French chemist B.M. Tassaert in 1798 that ammoniacal solutions of cobalt chloride, CoCl3, develop a brownish mahogany color. He failed to follow up on his discovery, however. It remained for others to isolate orange crystals with the composition CoCl3 ∙ 6NH3, the correct formulation of which is…

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    …the discovery by French chemist B.M. Tassaert in 1798 that ammoniacal solutions of cobalt chloride, CoCl3, develop a brownish mahogany color. He failed to follow up on his discovery, however. It remained for others to isolate orange crystals with the composition CoCl3 ∙ 6NH3, the correct formulation of which is…

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