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Will any of the following complexes have optical isomers?

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cis-[co(nh3)4(h2o)2](no3)2
na2[ru(h2o)cl5]
trans-nh4[co(c2o4)2(h2o)2]
cis-[ru(en)2cl2]
none of the complexes has optical isomers.

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