What type of isomerism exists in compounds containing two or more complexes, each of which contains a different set of ligands that can in principle be replaced with a ligand of the other complex?
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 1
The correct answer is option 1. Coordination isomerism.
The type of isomerism that exists in compounds containing two or more complexes, each of which contains a different set of ligands that can, in principle, be replaced with a ligand of the other complex is called Coordination Isomerism. Therefore, the correct option is: Coordination Isomerism