1. Predict the products of these reactions (theremay be more than one product when there areconflicting preferences).[PtCl4]²+NO₂[PtCl3NH₂] + NO₂¯¯[PtCl(NH3)3] + NO₂[PtCl4]²+ I[PtI4] + Cl(a)(a) + NH3(c) + NO₂(e) + NO₂(g) + I¯(i) + CI(b)(h)(d)(j)

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Predict the products of these reactions (there may be more than one product when there are conflicting preferences). [PtC14]²+ NO₂ [PtCl3NH3]¯¯ + NO₂¯¯ [PtCl(NH3)3] + NO₂ [PtCl4]²+ I¯¯ [PtI4] + Cl → (i) (a) (c) (e) (a) + NH3 (c) + NO₂ (e) + NO₂ (g) + I¯ (i) + CI (b) (d) (h) → (j)

Predict the products of these reactions (there may be more than one product when there are conflicting preferences). [PtC14]²+ NO₂ [PtCl3NH3]¯¯ + NO₂¯¯ [PtCl(NH3)3] + NO₂ [PtCl4]²+ I¯¯ [PtI4] + Cl → (i) (a) (c) (e) (a) + NH3 (c) + NO₂ (e) + NO₂ (g) + I¯ (i) + CI (b) (d) (h) → (j)

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