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The oxylate ion is a The oxylate ion is a A) monodentate ligand. B) bidentate ligand. C) tridentate ligand. D) tetradentate ligand. E) will not act as a metal ligand.


A) monodentate ligand.
B) bidentate ligand.
C) tridentate ligand.
D) tetradentate ligand.
E) will not act as a metal ligand.

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