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Coordination chemistry, precisely, is the chemistry of transition metal atoms "coordinated" by atoms or molecules. Coordination chemistry has always been a challenge to the inorganic chemist. In the early days of chemistry they seemed unusual (hence the name complexes) and seemed to defy the usual rules of valence. Today they comprise a large body of current inorganic research. A survey of articles in recent issues of Journal of Inorganic chemistry indicates that perhaps 70% could be considered to deal with coordination compounds. Although the usual bonding theories can be extended to...