$A$ reaction of cobalt $(III)$ chloride and ethylenediamine in a $1:2$ mole ratio generates two isomeric products $A$ (violet coloured) and $B$ (green coloured). $A$ can show optical activity,but $B$ is optically inactive. What type of isomers do $A$ and $B$ represent?

  • A
    Geometrical isomers
  • B
    Coordination isomers
  • C
    Linkage isomers
  • D
    Ionisation isomers

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