The octahedral complex/complex ion which shows both facial and meridional isomers is
A. triglycinato cobalt (III)
B. tris (ethylene diamine) cobalt (III)
C. dichloro diglycinato cobalt (III)
D. trioxalate cobaltate (III)
Answer: Option C
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