Pyridine (CsHgN), abbreviated py, is the molecule N: (a) Would you expect pyridine to act as a monodentate or bidentate ligand? (b) For the equilibrium reaction [Ru(py),(bipy)]²+ + 2 py = [Ru(py),J* + bipy would you predict the equilibrium constant to be larger or smaller than one?

Pyridine (CsHgN), abbreviated py, is the molecule N: (a) Would you expect pyridine to act as a monodentate or bidentate ligand? (b) For the equilibrium reaction [Ru(py),(bipy)]²+ + 2 py = [Ru(py),J* + bipy would you predict the equilibrium constant to be larger or smaller than one?

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Pyridine (CsHgN), abbreviated py, is the molecule
N:
(a) Would you expect pyridine to act as a monodentate or
bidentate ligand? (b) For the equilibrium reaction
[Ru(py),(bipy)]²+ + 2 py
= [Ru(py),J* + bipy
would you predict the equilibrium constant to be larger or
smaller than one?

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