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A coordination reaction in which one ligand at a central atom is replaced by another, through an associative, dissociative, interchange, or mechanism-specific pathway whose rate depends on the complex, ligands, and medium.
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A coordination complex can undergo ligand substitution when a leaving ligand and an entering ligand participate through a stated mechanism; lability, solvent, steric environment, and electronic structure affect the observed rate.
A physical process transforms the source into, or produces, the target under the conditions stated in the edge detail.
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Ligand identity affects both binding and departure in a substitution reaction, so donor properties, charge, chelation, and solvent exchange must be distinguished from a universal ligand ordering.
The source field, particle, charge, current, or interaction couples to, acts on, binds, forms, or stabilizes the target in the stated regime. The edge label and detail must identify the exact coupling, interaction, or binding claim and its qualifications.
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