(do 2 ) 1. Identify the following reactions by type and predict the products (any 4):(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)(v)2. "Selectivity of Wilkinson's catalyst is largely a consequence of the bulky triphenylphosphine ligands, thePt(O2) (PPH3)2 + 2CS2RhH(CO)(PPH3)3 +CF.[C,H,Mn (CO);]* + HCH;Mn(CO), + C,H&NH2IrCI(PMe,); + HCOselectivity can be fine-tunned by using phosphines having different cone angles than PPh;" Explain

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1. Identify the following reactions by type and predict the products (any 4):
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
2. "Selectivity of Wilkinson's catalyst is largely a consequence of the bulky triphenylphosphine ligands, the
Pt(O2) (PPH3)2 + 2CS2
RhH(CO)(PPH3)3 +CF.
[C,H,Mn (CO);]* + H
CH;Mn(CO), + C,H&NH2
IrCI(PMe,); + HCO
selectivity can be fine-tunned by using phosphines having different cone angles than PPh;" Explain

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