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A bidentate ligand always

A bidentate ligand always

▸ forms bonds to two metal ions.

▸ has a charge of 2+ or 2–.

▸ forms complex ions with a charge of 2+ or 2–.

▸ has two donor atoms.

▸ has medical uses.

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