1. The absorption spectra of [Mn(H2O)J²* and [MnBr4]²¯ ions are given below together with the partial energy-level diagram for theMn²* (i) Which spectrum belongs to which ion? Justify your choice.

1. The absorption spectra of [Mn(H2O)J²* and [MnBr4]²¯ ions are given below together with the partial energy-level diagram for theMn²* (i) Which spectrum belongs to which ion? Justify your choice.

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1. The absorption spectra of [Mn(H2O)J²* and [MnBr4]²¯ ions are given below together
with the partial energy-level diagram for theMn²*
(i) Which spectrum belongs to which ion? Justify your choice.

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