8. Below are several bidentate phosphine ligands of varying sizes. Assign the following Lewis Acids to the appropriate phosphine ligand based upon size. Co2+, Ir2+ and Mo²+ Ph₂p A PPh₂ Ph₂P: B :PPh₂ Fe C PPh₂ PPh₂

8. Below are several bidentate phosphine ligands of varying sizes. Assign the following Lewis Acids to the appropriate phosphine ligand based upon size. Co2+, Ir2+ and Mo²+ Ph₂p A PPh₂ Ph₂P: B :PPh₂ Fe C PPh₂ PPh₂

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8. Below are several bidentate phosphine ligands of varying sizes. Assign the following Lewis Acids to the
appropriate phosphine ligand based upon size.
Co2+, Ir2+ and Mo²+
Ph₂p
A
PPh₂
Ph₂P:
B
PPh₂
d.d.
Fe
PPh₂
PPh₂

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