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Transition-metal coordination mechanisms ligand field stabilization

Since the aquo ligand is usually very labile (see Section 3.1), the reaction proceeds through a dissociative SN mechanism with the formation of a reduced-coordination intermediate. The rupture of the M-OH2 bond occurs before the formation of the M-OH-M bond. However, in the case of transition metal ions highly stabilized in octahedral symmetry by the crystal field (Cr, Ni ), the lability of coordination water is very low and the condensation must proceed- via an associative mechanism with temporary formation of the [H302] bridging ligand. [Pg.189]


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Coordination mechanism

Field stability

Field transitions

Ligand coordination

Ligand field

Ligand field transitions

Ligand mechanisms

Ligand stabilization

Ligand stabilizers

Ligand-metal coordination

Mechanical metals

Mechanical stability

Mechanical stabilization

Metalation mechanism

Metallic stabilizers

Metals stabilization

Stability mechanism

Stabilizer mechanism

Stabilizing ligands

Stabilizing mechanisms

Transition coordinate

Transition ligand

Transition metal mechanism

Transition metals ligands

Transition metals stabilization

Transition metals stabilized

Transition stabilization

Transition-metal coordination

Transition-metal coordination mechanisms

Transitional coordinates

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