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... complex , Ag ( NH3 ) 2+ for example , is 6 × 10−8 . Often the equilibrium is described by the stability constant of the complex , which is the reciprocal of the dissociation constant . For the copper- glycine complex , the equilibrium ...
... complex , Ag ( NH3 ) 2+ for example , is 6 × 10−8 . Often the equilibrium is described by the stability constant of the complex , which is the reciprocal of the dissociation constant . For the copper- glycine complex , the equilibrium ...
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... complex . บะ and d orbitals , which are concentrated at directions intermediate be- tween the axes . Thus , while the electron occupation of any of the five orbitals is less favorable when ligands are present than in their ab- sence ...
... complex . บะ and d orbitals , which are concentrated at directions intermediate be- tween the axes . Thus , while the electron occupation of any of the five orbitals is less favorable when ligands are present than in their ab- sence ...
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... complex in which two diametrically op- posed ligands are pulled or pushed symmetrically while the other four remain ... complex is often diagnostic of the metal forming the complex and of the type of complex . In general , for d shells ...
... complex in which two diametrically op- posed ligands are pulled or pushed symmetrically while the other four remain ... complex is often diagnostic of the metal forming the complex and of the type of complex . In general , for d shells ...
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