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Effect of number of donors in chelate ligand
Q. Explain: [Fe(enterobactin)]³ 110=1049 vs. [Fe(tiron)3]³- ẞ130 = 1021
tiron
SO,
explain that the chelate effect (K) increases with more donors in the
chelate ligand, showing the [Fe(enterobactin)]³- vs. Fe(tiron)3]³ example;
show page 4 to show the structure of [Fe(enterobactin)]³-

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