Predict the coordination geometry of Ir(CO)Br(PEt3)2 and justify your answer. Draw the structure of the product of the reaction of Ir(CO)Br(PEt3)2 with dihydrogen and state the oxidation state of the metal Three major absorbance in the IR spectra of three different tetrahedral metal carbonyl complexes are listed below. Ni(CO)4 v = 2060 cm-' [Co(CO)4]* v = 1890 cm [Fe(CO4]²- v = 1790 cm- Explain why changing the metal changes frequency of the major absorption in the IR spectra Which complex has the weakest carbon to oxygen bond?

Predict the coordination geometry of Ir(CO)Br(PEt3)2 and justify your answer. Draw the structure of the product of the reaction of Ir(CO)Br(PEt3)2 with dihydrogen and state the oxidation state of the metal Three major absorbance in the IR spectra of three different tetrahedral metal carbonyl complexes are listed below. Ni(CO)4 v = 2060 cm-' [Co(CO)4]* v = 1890 cm [Fe(CO4]²- v = 1790 cm- Explain why changing the metal changes frequency of the major absorption in the IR spectra Which complex has the weakest carbon to oxygen bond?

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