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How does Werner's theory classify the nature of secondary valences?

Options

  1. AAlways ionizable
  2. BAlways non-ionizable
  3. CNeutral and ionizable
  4. DFixed for a metal

Correct answer

B. Always non-ionizable

Step-by-step solution

In Werner's theory, secondary valences are always non-ionizable.

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