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In Werner's theory, what is the typical nature of the secondary valences?

Options

  1. AIonizable and satisfied by neutral molecules
  2. BNon-ionizable and satisfied by negative ions
  3. CIonizable and satisfied by negative ions
  4. DNon-ionizable and satisfied by neutral molecules

Correct answer

D. Non-ionizable and satisfied by neutral molecules

Step-by-step solution

Secondary valences in Werner's theory are non-ionizable and are typically satisfied by neutral molecules.

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