What is the value of Kf for the formation of the ammine M(NH3)2? Assume the concentration of M(NH3)n* = 0.0020 M The data were graphed giving a straight line plot with an equation of y = -5.9484x - 9.26. .

What is the value of Kf for the formation of the ammine M(NH3)2? Assume the concentration of M(NH3)n* = 0.0020 M The data were graphed giving a straight line plot with an equation of y = -5.9484x - 9.26. .

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What is the value of Kf for the formation of the ammine M(NH3)2? Assume the
concentration of M(NH3)n* = 0.0020 M
The data were graphed giving a straight line plot with an equation of
y = -5.9484x - 9.26. .

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