None 4A.) A final "Account". Give an electron count for all the metal and ligand 'valence' electrons in the followingorganometallic compounds. A Hint! Draw a good Lewis structure for unfamiliar ligands.0.0ReCH3CH3Re BeR20.

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4A.) A final "Account". Give an electron count for all the metal and ligand 'valence' electrons in the following organometallic compounds. A Hint! Draw a good Lewis structure for unfamiliar ligands. 0.0 ReCH3 CH3 Re Be R 20.