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A. Put the following complexes in decreasing order of reactions rates under a dissociation reaction: [CuCl6]-5, [VCI6]3 and [CoCl6]4. Justify. B. Which complexes is more labile, [Mn(H2O)6]2+ or [Mn(NC)614- and why? C. How does the chelate effect affects the rate of a reaction? D. An (inner, outer) sphere mechanism involves liated tbrough a bridaing the electron transfer me

A. Put the following complexes in decreasing order of reactions rates under a dissociation reaction: [CuCl6]-5, [VCI6]3 and [CoCl6]4. Justify. B. Which complexes is more labile, [Mn(H2O)6]2+ or [Mn(NC)614- and why? C. How does the chelate effect affects the rate of a reaction? D. An (inner, outer) sphere mechanism involves liated tbrough a bridaing the electron transfer me

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Chapter22: The Chemistry Of The Transistion Elements

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