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Is Co[(SCN)4]2+ tetrahedral?

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Yes, the complex ion [Co(SCN)4]2+ is tetrahedral. This is because cobalt(II) in this complex has a coordination number of 4, and four ligands (thiocyanate ions, SCN-) surround the central cobalt ion.

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