21 The presence of the electron withdrawing group -NO2, and electron donating group -NH₂ in the structure of the benzene rings introduces a minimal destabilizing repulsive force since the rings are in a sandwich configuration. True False Secondary interactions The figure below shows the mixed-ligand complex formed by amino-benzo-15- crown-5 and nitro-benzo-15-crown-5. NH ₂ K+ O NO,

21 The presence of the electron withdrawing group -NO2, and electron donating group -NH₂ in the structure of the benzene rings introduces a minimal destabilizing repulsive force since the rings are in a sandwich configuration. True False Secondary interactions The figure below shows the mixed-ligand complex formed by amino-benzo-15- crown-5 and nitro-benzo-15-crown-5. NH ₂ K+ O NO,

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Chapter26: Molecular Absorption Spectrometry

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