2- The formation constant of the following reaction is [Cu(NH))4 +4H;0 [Cu(H;O)F +4NH3 A) Multiplication for four step rates B) Multiplication for two step rates only C) Multiplication for six step rates 3- The oxidation state of copper in this complex [Cu(H:O)»CI] is A) +1 B) +1II C) +II D) +IV 4- To put the true mechanism of reaction you must know A) The chemical formula of reactants B) The chemical formula of products C) Knowing the intermediate compounds 5- The rate of this reaction; 2NO +Og D) All choices - 2NO is B) R-kate [NOJ[0:] 6- The formation constant of this complex (Cu(NH5)4}" is A)R - k(O2) [N0] C)R k [NO) the (Cu(en):] complex A) Smaller than B) Greater than C) Similar D) Most greater 7- The oxidation state of nickel in this complex (Ni(en)s] is ... A) One B) Two C) Three D) Zero B- Spontancous reaction is characterized by A) AG >0 B) AG- 0 C) AG<0
2- The formation constant of the following reaction is [Cu(NH))4 +4H;0 [Cu(H;O)F +4NH3 A) Multiplication for four step rates B) Multiplication for two step rates only C) Multiplication for six step rates 3- The oxidation state of copper in this complex [Cu(H:O)»CI] is A) +1 B) +1II C) +II D) +IV 4- To put the true mechanism of reaction you must know A) The chemical formula of reactants B) The chemical formula of products C) Knowing the intermediate compounds 5- The rate of this reaction; 2NO +Og D) All choices - 2NO is B) R-kate [NOJ[0:] 6- The formation constant of this complex (Cu(NH5)4}" is A)R - k(O2) [N0] C)R k [NO) the (Cu(en):] complex A) Smaller than B) Greater than C) Similar D) Most greater 7- The oxidation state of nickel in this complex (Ni(en)s] is ... A) One B) Two C) Three D) Zero B- Spontancous reaction is characterized by A) AG >0 B) AG- 0 C) AG<0
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