"recoordination" meaning in English

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          "text": "From the generated formal [(L)Ru 2 III,III (pic) 6 (OH 2 )] + intermediate, one picoline ligand can dissociate from the Ru center housing the “hydroxide” ligand (structure A in Figure 8 ), which is concomitant with recoordination of the pyrazole nitrogen to the Ru center.",
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        "A second or subsequent coordination (following dissociation)"
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        "(chemistry) A second or subsequent coordination (following dissociation)"
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          "text": "From the generated formal [(L)Ru 2 III,III (pic) 6 (OH 2 )] + intermediate, one picoline ligand can dissociate from the Ru center housing the “hydroxide” ligand (structure A in Figure 8 ), which is concomitant with recoordination of the pyrazole nitrogen to the Ru center.",
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