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... position acts as a source of electrons and decreases the acidity slightly , leading to a pK , value of 4.34 , whereas an electron - withdrawing nitro group in the same position consider- ably enhances the acidity , altering the pK to ...
... position acts as a source of electrons and decreases the acidity slightly , leading to a pK , value of 4.34 , whereas an electron - withdrawing nitro group in the same position consider- ably enhances the acidity , altering the pK to ...
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... positions about the metal ion are occupied by nitrogen atoms which are part of a planar porphyrin ring , forming a ... position can be occupied by water , oxygen , or carbon monoxide . When the ligand is water , the complex is of the ...
... positions about the metal ion are occupied by nitrogen atoms which are part of a planar porphyrin ring , forming a ... position can be occupied by water , oxygen , or carbon monoxide . When the ligand is water , the complex is of the ...
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... position . However , they reach the equilibrium position traveling with some velocity , and their inertia causes them to over- shoot so that they continue to approach one another until all their kinetic energy has been converted into ...
... position . However , they reach the equilibrium position traveling with some velocity , and their inertia causes them to over- shoot so that they continue to approach one another until all their kinetic energy has been converted into ...
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