(4)Account for the relative rates of the following two reactions:[Fe(CN)6] + [*Fe(CN)6J* -[Fe(CN)J* + [*Fe(CN)6]3 10° dm mol' s'[Co(NH:)e]* * [*Co(NH3)6J* - [Co(NH3)6}* • [*Co(NH3) * 104 dm'mol s

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(4) Account for the relative rates of the following two reactions: [Fe(CN).J • [*Fe(CN).J* -[Fe(CN).]* + [*Fe(CN)6]* 10° dm mol' s! [Co(NH3)6]* + [*Co(NH:)J [Co(NH3).J* • [*Co(NH>)%}* 104 dm'mol' s

(4) Account for the relative rates of the following two reactions: [Fe(CN).J • [Fe(CN).J -[Fe(CN).]* + [Fe(CN)6] 10° dm mol' s! [Co(NH3)6]* + [Co(NH:)J [Co(NH3).J • [Co(NH>)%} 104 dm'mol' s

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