a) Take into account [Co(NH3)sX]²* and [Co(CN)sX]³* complexes where X is a halogen ligand (F', Cl, Br and I). Order the halogeno ligands according to their ligand exchange rate with OH in each complex and explain your answer. b) Give the products of ligand substitution for the following reactions: I) [Pt(Cl)«]² with first one equivalent of NH; and then one equivalent of NO;. II) cis-[Pt(NH;)(py)»F* with two equivalent of Ct. Make sure that you assign the correct charge to any intermediates which you draw!!

a) Take into account [Co(NH3)sX]²* and [Co(CN)sX]³* complexes where X is a halogen ligand (F', Cl, Br and I). Order the halogeno ligands according to their ligand exchange rate with OH in each complex and explain your answer. b) Give the products of ligand substitution for the following reactions: I) [Pt(Cl)«]² with first one equivalent of NH; and then one equivalent of NO;. II) cis-[Pt(NH;)(py)»F* with two equivalent of Ct. Make sure that you assign the correct charge to any intermediates which you draw!!

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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