The stability constant value of some Cu2* ions [Cu(en)2]*2 < [Cu(trine)]*2 < [Cu(NH3)4]*2 where triene = triethylenetetramine %3D Do you agree with this ranking?

The stability constant value of some Cu2* ions [Cu(en)2]2 < [Cu(trine)]2 < [Cu(NH3)4]*2 where triene = triethylenetetramine %3D Do you agree with this ranking?

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Chapter8: Bonding In Transition Metal Compounds And Coordination Complexes

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[Cu(en)2]*2 < [Cu(trine)]*2 < [Cu(NH3)4]*2 where triene = triethylenetetramine
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