. (8 pts.) Consider the stereochemical changes that accompany the dissociation mechanismsfor ligand substitution reactions involving complexes of the form A-cis-[M(LL)2BX]. Thethree possible 5-coordinate intermediate ligand arrangements are shown. Draw all reactionpathways that lead to A product isomers.XB-BB- X-XB+ Y- XBдо+ Y+ Y??

Pathway 1X dissociates from an axial position.Y adds to the same axial position.Result: Λ product…

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