Werner's theory of coordination compounds| Coordination Compounds | Chemistry | Khan Academy
Channel: Khan Academy India - English
Date: 2023-06-29

In this video, we will talk about the experiments and observations that led to the formulation of Werner's theory of coordination compounds. We will also discuss the theory's important postulates. 

Timestamps

00:15 - Coordination compounds around us. 
01:28 - Experimental observations that lead to formulation of Werner’s theory. 03:00 - Conductivity studies
06:10 - Postulates of Werner’s theory. 

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