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Sketch CpRe(Br)2(PMe3). Assign the oxidation state, d-count, and 18e- count. Is it likely to react via...

Sketch CpRe(Br)2(PMe3). Assign the oxidation state, d-count, and 18e- count. Is it likely to react via associative or dissociative substitution in a non-polar solvent if the incoming ligand is CNMe (methyl isocyanide)? Why?

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