1. Below is a molecular orbital diagram for a generic metallocene. Based on this, contrast themetal carbon bond lengths in chromocene [Cr(CsHs)2], ferrocene [Fe(CsHs)2] and nickelocene[Ni(CsHs)2]. Which would you expect to be a reductant, which is an oxidant and which is stable?Justify your answer.MMCP2 Cpequezg4pazuezgi ezuazu etuezu45aig3dalg eig 20equ19ezg191gazu

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