Transition Metals: Substitution or acts as a base?
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On this question, how are you supposed to know whether the diaminoethane is going to act as a base or substitute the water ligands?(edited 6 years ago)
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On this question, how are you supposed to know whether the diaminoethane is going to act as a base or substitute the water ligands?Attachment not found.
It's a very good bidentate ligand - it will substitute water ligands.
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