4 Onine C. Compil Outlookout lookRemaining Time: 16 minutes, 22 secondsQuestion Completion StatusQUESTION 4If the starting octahedral complex is trans and the resulting complex is exclusively trans (substitution in octahedralcomplexes - SN1) the intermediate hasO square bipyramidal geometrySquare pyramidal geometrySquare planar geometryTrigonal bipyramidalQUESTION SCliek Sere and Subnit to soe and submit. Cliek Sae All Aners to e all unsuersa laRemaining Time: 16 minutes, 28 seconds.v Question Completion Status:QUESTION 5Mention the correct statement about inert and labile complexes :Labile complexes are those in which ligand substitution takes place easily.(N(CN)412 is thermodynamically unstable but kinetically stable.[Co(NH3)62 is thermodynamically stable but kinetically labile.The terms inert and labile are thermodynamic terms.QUESTION 6Click Save and Submit to sae and submit. Click Save All Ansuers to save all answers

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QUESTION 4 if the starting octahedral complex is trans and the resulting complex is exclusively trans (substitution in octahedral complexes - SN1) the intermediate has O square bipyramidal geometry Square pyramidal geometry Square planar geometry Trigonal bipyramidal QUESTION S Ciek Se and Subit to soe ond sub. Ck Sere All Aners e all ers

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Chapter26: Molecular Absorption Spectrometry

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