11. A researcher wants to synthesize some pentaaminefluoromanganese(l) starting with pentaaminechloromanganese(1). These are octahedral compounds. In order to identify the mechanism of reaction the researcher increased the concentration of chloride and found that no Mn(NH3)sF is formed. Do you think this is a dissociative or associative mechanism? Draw out the reaction steps. What is the coordination number for the intermediate?

11. A researcher wants to synthesize some pentaaminefluoromanganese(l) starting with pentaaminechloromanganese(1). These are octahedral compounds. In order to identify the mechanism of reaction the researcher increased the concentration of chloride and found that no Mn(NH3)sF is formed. Do you think this is a dissociative or associative mechanism? Draw out the reaction steps. What is the coordination number for the intermediate?

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