Bb SCHB021 ASSIGN XThe formula of th xSearch results for XWhich Of The Fol X © (13) Which comp XbQUESTION 7 The+Which one of the XA learn-eu-central-1-prod-fleet01-xythos.content.blackboardcdn.com/5e8cacc75e657/4641270?X-BIlackboard-Expiration=1651179600000&X-Blackboard-Signature=. EES OM GmailYouTubeO MapsO Cambridge Internat.O view-source:https://.NewsTranslateSCHB021 ASSIGNMENT 26 / 7+ | 8 O100%5|PageSCHB021 ASSIGNMENT 22022(17)The formula of the coordination compound is given as:0-Q[(NH:)«FeOFe(NH3)«](NO3)3Provide the name the compounda) p-hydroxide- P-peroxobis(tetrammineiron(III) nitrateb) p-hydroxo-u-peroxobis(tetrammineiron(III) nitratec) H-hydroxo- u-peroxobis(tetrammineiron(II) trinitrated) p-hydroxo- µ-dioxobis(tetrammineiron(III)) nitratee) µ-hydroxo- µ-peroxobis(tetramidoiron(III) nitrate(18)Which of the following explain the concept of disproportionation?aLA reaction is a reaction in which two enecies with the same element in15°C19:40O 12ENGClearUS2022/04/28

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The formula of the coordination compound is given as: [(NH3)4Fe Fe(NH3)4](NO3)3 Provide the name the compound a) μ-hydroxide- μ-peroxobis(tetrammineiron (III)) nitrate b) μ-hydroxo-μ-peroxobis(tetrammineiron(III)) nitrate c) μ-hydroxo-μ-peroxobis(tetrammineiron (III)) trinitrate d) μ-hydroxo-u-dioxobis(tetrammineiron(III)) nitrate e) μ-hydroxo-μ-peroxobis(tetramidoiron(III)) nitrate (17)

The formula of the coordination compound is given as: [(NH3)4Fe Fe(NH3)4](NO3)3 Provide the name the compound a) μ-hydroxide- μ-peroxobis(tetrammineiron (III)) nitrate b) μ-hydroxo-μ-peroxobis(tetrammineiron(III)) nitrate c) μ-hydroxo-μ-peroxobis(tetrammineiron (III)) trinitrate d) μ-hydroxo-u-dioxobis(tetrammineiron(III)) nitrate e) μ-hydroxo-μ-peroxobis(tetramidoiron(III)) nitrate (17)

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