4. Assign an inner-sphere or outer-sphere mechanism for the following reactions, and draw out the details of the reaction sequence: (a) Note that the Co(III) starting material is substitution inert, while the Fe(II) reactant is substitution labile, and the Co(II) product is substitution labile, while the Fe product is substitution inert. 3+ N) Co-N N + [Fe(CN)s(OH)]³ (CN) Fe-N 2- + [Co(OH2)2+

4. Assign an inner-sphere or outer-sphere mechanism for the following reactions, and draw out the details of the reaction sequence: (a) Note that the Co(III) starting material is substitution inert, while the Fe(II) reactant is substitution labile, and the Co(II) product is substitution labile, while the Fe product is substitution inert. 3+ N) Co-N N + [Fe(CN)s(OH)]³ (CN) Fe-N 2- + [Co(OH2)2+

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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