keskustaatomi
Keskustaatomi, often translated as "center atom" or "central atom," refers to the primary atom or ion in a coordination complex. It is the atom to which ligands are bonded. In most coordination complexes, the keskustaatomi is a transition metal, though main group metals and even non-metals can also act as a keskustaatomi. The electronic and steric properties of the keskustaatomi significantly influence the geometry, stability, and reactivity of the entire complex.
The oxidation state of the keskustaatomi plays a crucial role in determining the number and type of
The ligands, which surround the keskustaatomi, donate electron pairs to form coordinate covalent bonds. The nature