(a) Put in order of increasing rate of substitution by NH; in the following complexes (a) [V(OH;),J³*, (b) [Nb(OH,),]*, (c) [Ta(OH;),J**, (d) [Fe(OH,),J**, and (e) [Zn(OH;),J²*.

(a) Put in order of increasing rate of substitution by NH; in the following complexes (a) [V(OH;),J³, (b) [Nb(OH,),], (c) [Ta(OH;),J, (d) [Fe(OH,),J, and (e) [Zn(OH;),J²*.

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