Rearrangement processes in inorganic chemistry can be tricky:

• Complex Structures: Many inorganic compounds have complicated shapes, which makes it hard to guess what will happen.
• Stability Problems: Some intermediate forms are not stable, which can result in low amounts of what we want and unwanted products.

To tackle these challenges, here are a couple of strategies:

1. Better Testing Methods: We can use tools like NMR or X-ray crystallography to get a clearer picture of what’s going on.
2. Using Computers: Simulations can help us guess and improve the paths that reactions might take.

Even with these challenges, with careful planning, we can achieve successful changes in these compounds.