Fill in the catalytic intermediates and providenumber of electrons and provide oxidationstate of the metalPPh,Pd.PPhPhyP.PPh,liganddissociation2 PPhyOMePh,P-Pd-PPhgproductelectron count:oxidative additionreductive eliminationoxidation state:electron count:transmetallationKOIBUNH

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Fill in the catalytic intermediates and provide number of electrons and provide oxidation state of the metal PPh Pd. PPh PhyP Pphg PPhg ligand dissociation 2 PPhy OMe product Ph,P-Pd-PPhg electron count: oxidative addition reductive elimination oxidation state: electron count: transmetallation KOIBU NH

Fill in the catalytic intermediates and provide number of electrons and provide oxidation state of the metal PPh Pd. PPh PhyP Pphg PPhg ligand dissociation 2 PPhy OMe product Ph,P-Pd-PPhg electron count: oxidative addition reductive elimination oxidation state: electron count: transmetallation KOIBU NH

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter26: Molecular Absorption Spectrometry

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Problem 26.30QAP

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