QUESTION 16 3) Arrange the complexes in order of increasing rate of substitution by water. Assume that the complexes are all in a strong-field electron configuration. [Cu(NH3le (Ma(NH32 O a) The order of increasing rate of substitution by water is (CHNHale > (Ma(NHa > [CuNH3a* (Most reative) (Least reative) O b) The order of increasing rate of substitution by water is (Mn(NH3le* > (CHNH3e* > [Ca(NH3j* (Most reative) (Least reative) O c) The order of increasing rate of substitution by water is (CHNHale* > [Cu(NHae)* > [Mn(NH3lej* (Most reative) (Least reative) O 4) The order of increasing rate of substitution by water is [CNHse > (CH(NH3 > (Ma(NH3* (Most reative) (Least reative)

QUESTION 16 3) Arrange the complexes in order of increasing rate of substitution by water. Assume that the complexes are all in a strong-field electron configuration. [Cu(NH3le (Ma(NH32 O a) The order of increasing rate of substitution by water is (CHNHale > (Ma(NHa > [CuNH3a* (Most reative) (Least reative) O b) The order of increasing rate of substitution by water is (Mn(NH3le* > (CHNH3e* > [Ca(NH3j* (Most reative) (Least reative) O c) The order of increasing rate of substitution by water is (CHNHale* > [Cu(NHae)* > [Mn(NH3lej* (Most reative) (Least reative) O 4) The order of increasing rate of substitution by water is [CNHse > (CH(NH3 > (Ma(NH3* (Most reative) (Least reative)

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter20: Chemistry Of Selected Transition Elements And Coordination Compounds

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