The compound IrH;(CO)(P(C,H5);)2 exists in two forms: the meridional (“mer") and facial (“fac"). At 25°C in a nonaqueous solvent, the reaction mer → fac has a rate constant of 2.33 s', and the reaction fac → mer has a rate constant of 2.10 s-1. What is the equilibrium constant of the mer-to-fac reaction at 25°C?

The compound IrH;(CO)(P(C,H5);)2 exists in two forms: the meridional (“mer") and facial (“fac"). At 25°C in a nonaqueous solvent, the reaction mer → fac has a rate constant of 2.33 s', and the reaction fac → mer has a rate constant of 2.10 s-1. What is the equilibrium constant of the mer-to-fac reaction at 25°C?

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