spectrochemical series which is the interaction relationship of Lewis bases with metals oftransition: a) Explain the order of each base in relation to Fe3+. Why?b) Determine the order of bases with respect to NH4+. Why? campo fraco +I" < Br!- < CH- < Fl- < OH²- < ox < H2O < py z NH3 < en < dipy <NO2'- < CN'- < CO + campo forte.a) Explique a ordem de cada base em relação a Fe3+. Justifique.b) Determine a ordem das bases em relação a NH4*. Justifique.

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spectrochemical series which is the interaction relationship of Lewis bases with metals oftransition: a) Explain the order of each base in relation to Fe3+. Why?b) Determine the order of bases with respect to NH4+. Why?

spectrochemical series which is the interaction relationship of Lewis bases with metals oftransition: a) Explain the order of each base in relation to Fe3+. Why?b) Determine the order of bases with respect to NH4+. Why?

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spectrochemical series which is the interaction relationship of Lewis bases with metals oftransition:

a) Explain the order of each base in relation to Fe3+. Why?b) Determine the order of bases with respect to NH4+. Why?

campo fraco +I" < Br!- < CH- < Fl- < OH²- < ox < H2O < py z NH3 < en < dipy <
NO2'- < CN'- < CO + campo forte.
a) Explique a ordem de cada base em relação a Fe3+. Justifique.
b) Determine a ordem das bases em relação a NH4*. Justifique.

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