Step 1: Understand the compound's structure.
The name {Tetra-aminoaquachlorido-cobalt (III) chloride} refers to a coordination complex where cobalt (III) is the central metal ion. The ligand names give us the following:
- Tetra-amino: Four ammine groups (\( NH_3 \))
- Aqua: Water molecule (\( H_2O \))
- Chlorido: Chlorine ion (\( Cl^- \))
Step 2: Formulate the compound.
The metal ion is Cobalt(III) (\( Co^{3+} \)). The ligands are attached to the cobalt ion, and the formula is written as:
\[
[Co(NH_3)_4(H_2O)(Cl)]Cl_2
\]
Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{[Co(NH_3)_4(H_2O)(Cl)]Cl_2}
\]