1. Draw the partial MO diagram for a [Fe(OH;)6J** using concepts from Ligand Field Theory. Fill in the metal d-electrons in the t2g and eg* levels of your diagram paying attention to the expected spin state of the complex.

1. Draw the partial MO diagram for a [Fe(OH;)6J** using concepts from Ligand Field Theory. Fill in the metal d-electrons in the t2g and eg* levels of your diagram paying attention to the expected spin state of the complex.

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1. Draw the partial MO diagram for a [Fe(OH2)6]** using concepts from Ligand Field Theory.
Fill in the metal d-electrons in the t2g and eg* levels of your diagram paying attention to the
expected spin state of the complex.
2. Starting from your diagram in question 1, draw/show the allowed transition that occurs when
visible light is irradiated onto [Fe(OH2)«P*

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