+„OH2H20--OH2H2OFor the reaction of the aquo vanadyl ion with 1"O isotopically labeled water[VO(H,O);]* (aq) + H,"O (aq) → [VO(H,O),(H,"O)]*(aq) + H2O (1), How many unpaired electrons is [VO(H2O);]* (aq) expected to have? How could youprove this experimentally?

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For the reaction of the aquo vanadyl ion with 1"O isotopically labeled water
[VO(H,O);]* (aq) + H,"O (aq) → [VO(H,O),(H,"O)]*(aq) + H2O (1),

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prove this experimentally?

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