Abstract
Second-order rate constants for the reaction between bromopentamminecobalt (III) and hydroxide ions were measured spectrophotometrically at low ionic strengths in the temperature range 2·8–20°. The variation of rate constants with ionic strength follows the predictions of the Brönsted-Bjerrum theory. At zero ionic strength the variation of the rate constant with respect to temperature is reproduced by the equation k 2 0 = 1·596 × 10 21exp(−27,620 ± 187/ RT) 1.m −1sec −1.
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