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Suppose the following exchange of water reactions were carried out by an associative mechanism rather than a dissociative mechanism: M(H₂0)6+ + H₂018 -> M(H₂O)5(H₂018)n+ + H₂O

Suppose the following exchange of water reactions were carried out by an associative mechanism rather than a dissociative mechanism: M(H₂0)6+ + H₂018 -> M(H₂O)5(H₂018)n+ + H₂O

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Suppose the following exchange of water reactions were carried out by an associative mechanism rather than a dissociative mechanism: M(H₂0)6+ + H₂018 M(H₂O)5(H₂018)n+ + H₂O -> Please select all correct statements for this reaction (there may be more than one answer). The rate equation for this reaction is rate = k₁[M(H₂O)6+]. If the metal's charge increases, the reaction rate would increase. The intermediate has a lower coordination number than the starting complex. If the metal's size decreases, there would be more steric hindrance in the
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose the following exchange of water reactions were carried out by an associative mechanism rather than a dissociative mechanism: M(H₂0)6+ + H₂018 M(H₂O)5(H₂018)n+ + H₂O -> Please select all correct statements for this reaction (there may be more than one answer). The rate equation for this reaction is rate = k₁[M(H₂O)6+]. If the metal's charge increases, the reaction rate would increase. The intermediate has a lower coordination number than the starting complex. If the metal's size decreases, there would be more steric hindrance in the
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