Inorganic complexes

Inorganic complexes are molecules composed of a central metal atom or ion bonded to surrounding molecules or ions called ligands. These complexes are common in nature and industry, playing roles in processes like catalysis, material formation, and biological functions. The metal core can vary from transition metals to metals like iron or copper, and the ligands attach through specific bonds, shaping the complex’s properties. Understanding these structures helps in designing drugs, catalysts, and advanced materials, highlighting their importance in chemistry and technology.