The rates of ligand exchange into the geochemically important [NpO(CO)] aqueous complex are measured as a function of pressure in order to complement existing data on the isostructural [UO(CO)] complex. Experiments are conducted at pH conditions where the rate of exchange is independent of the proton concentration. Unexpectedly, the experiments show a distinct difference in the pressure dependencies of rates of exchange for the uranyl and neptunyl complexes.
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