ammonia and cyclohexylamine are neutral donors, whereas each coordinated chloride and acetate has charge . Charge balance therefore gives Pt(II) in cisplatin and Pt(IV) in satraplatin:
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The two acetate groups count once each; their carbonyl and alkoxy oxygen atoms do not make each ligand doubly charged.

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