[Review Topics] [References] An experiment was run to demonstrate that a dynamic equilibrium exists between these two ions. Starting with a special form of CoCl42 (aq) where one of the chloride ions was isotopically labeled (3ºC1 used instead of the naturally occuring isotopes), the system was then allowed to reach equilibrium. -2 CI 36CI Co cí CI If the equilibrium is NOT dynamic the forward reaction would simply run until equilibrium is reached and then cease. Under this condition which of the structures below would be observed for CoCla2 ? If the equilibrium IS dynamic the forward and reverse reactions run even after equilibrium is reached. Under this condition which of the structures below would be observed for CoCla2 ? Put letters in alphabetical order. If none are correct enter NONE. Do not put spaces or commas or other characters between your answers. A. C. -2 CI 36CI CI CI Co Co CI CI CI CI B. D. -2 36 CI -2 36 CI 36 CI CI Со Co Previous Next 36CI 36CI CI 36CI Ermall Instructor Save and Ext 2)

[Review Topics] [References] An experiment was run to demonstrate that a dynamic equilibrium exists between these two ions. Starting with a special form of CoCl42 (aq) where one of the chloride ions was isotopically labeled (3ºC1 used instead of the naturally occuring isotopes), the system was then allowed to reach equilibrium. -2 CI 36CI Co cí CI If the equilibrium is NOT dynamic the forward reaction would simply run until equilibrium is reached and then cease. Under this condition which of the structures below would be observed for CoCla2 ? If the equilibrium IS dynamic the forward and reverse reactions run even after equilibrium is reached. Under this condition which of the structures below would be observed for CoCla2 ? Put letters in alphabetical order. If none are correct enter NONE. Do not put spaces or commas or other characters between your answers. A. C. -2 CI 36CI CI CI Co Co CI CI CI CI B. D. -2 36 CI -2 36 CI 36 CI CI Со Co Previous Next 36CI 36CI CI 36CI Ermall Instructor Save and Ext 2)

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781305079243

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl

Chapter20: Transition Metals And Coordination Chemistry

Section: Chapter Questions

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