Indium Nitrate Molecular Structure - Coordination Chemistry Diagram #40327 (License: Personal Use)

This diagram depicts a high-oxidation-state indium(V) nitrate complex, where the central indium atom (In1, purple sphere) is coordinated by five oxygen atoms (O1-O5, red spheres) and four nitrogen atoms (N1-N4, blue spheres), forming a polyhedral geometry. Bonds are color-coded: solid red for In-O1 (likely a terminal nitrate ligand), dashed green for bridging or bidentate nitrate linkages, and solid blue/purple for other In-N/O bonds. The structure reflects typical coordination behavior in metal nitrates used in materials synthesis and catalysis.

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