The average residence time for an H20 molecule in the first coordination sphere of [Cs(OH2)8]* is approximately 10-10 s. The value of the water exchange rate constant is therefore: a. 10-10 s b. 1010 s-1 O C. 10-10 s-1 O d. 1010 s

The average residence time for an H20 molecule in the first coordination sphere of [Cs(OH2)8]* is approximately 10-10 s. The value of the water exchange rate constant is therefore: a. 10-10 s b. 1010 s-1 O C. 10-10 s-1 O d. 1010 s

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The average residence time for an H20 molecule in the first coordination sphere of [Cs(OH2)8]* is approximately 10-10 s. The value of
the water exchange rate constant is therefore:
a. 10-10 s
b. 1010 s-1
O C. 10-10 s-1
O d. 1010 s

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