Consider a MLCT solvatochromic complex with a charge-transfer energy of 20,000 cm-1 in water and 18,000 cm-1 in acetone. In a 1:1 water:acetone mixture, the charge-transfer energy is 19,500 cm-1. Which of the following statements is true? Group of answer choices The ratio of water:acetone immediately surrounding the complex molecules is less than 1:1 The ratio of water:acetone immediately surrounding the complex molecules is greater than 1:1 The ratio of water:acetone immediately surrounding the complex molecules is 1:1 There is no preferential solvation that takes place

Consider a MLCT solvatochromic complex with a charge-transfer energy of 20,000 cm-1 in water and 18,000 cm-1 in acetone. In a 1:1 water:acetone mixture, the charge-transfer energy is 19,500 cm-1. Which of the following statements is true? Group of answer choices The ratio of water:acetone immediately surrounding the complex molecules is less than 1:1 The ratio of water:acetone immediately surrounding the complex molecules is greater than 1:1 The ratio of water:acetone immediately surrounding the complex molecules is 1:1 There is no preferential solvation that takes place

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