Condition Column I Comparison Column II E° of NiNi2+ > ɛ° of reducing reducing [ Select ] Mn Mn2+ strength of Ni strength of Mn Condition Column I Comparison Column II For the reaction: 2NO(g) + Br2(g)= 2NOBr(g) |Кр at 25°C [ Select ] Кр at 50°C AH = -18.2 kJ Condition Column I Comparison Column II Paramagnetic property [RuCle]3- [ Select ] [Ru(CN),]³- Ru°: (Kr) 5s²4d6

Condition Column I Comparison Column II E° of NiNi2+ > ɛ° of reducing reducing [ Select ] Mn Mn2+ strength of Ni strength of Mn Condition Column I Comparison Column II For the reaction: 2NO(g) + Br2(g)= 2NOBr(g) |Кр at 25°C [ Select ] Кр at 50°C AH = -18.2 kJ Condition Column I Comparison Column II Paramagnetic property [RuCle]3- [ Select ] [Ru(CN),]³- Ru°: (Kr) 5s²4d6

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Condition
Column I
Comparison
Column II
E° of NiNi2+ > ɛ° of
reducing
reducing
[ Select ]
Mn Mn2+
strength of Ni
strength of Mn
Condition
Column I
Comparison
Column II
For the reaction:
2NO(g) + Br2(g)=
2NOBr(g)
|Кр at 25°C
[ Select ]
Кр at 50°C
AH = -18.2 kJ
Condition
Column I
Comparison
Column II
Paramagnetic
property
[RuCle]3-
[ Select ]
[Ru(CN),]³-
Ru°: (Kr) 5s²4d6

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