2) Estimate the order of Ao for these octahedral or pseudo-octahedral homoleptic Cr³+ complexes using the spectrochemical series. If the particular ligand is not on the spectrochemical series, then estimate the ligand field strength by comparing with similar ligands. Each ligand is a o-donor. Identify each ligand as -donating, П-accepting, or non- bonding with respect to n.

2) Estimate the order of Ao for these octahedral or pseudo-octahedral homoleptic Cr³+ complexes using the spectrochemical series. If the particular ligand is not on the spectrochemical series, then estimate the ligand field strength by comparing with similar ligands. Each ligand is a o-donor. Identify each ligand as -donating, П-accepting, or non- bonding with respect to n.

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2) Estimate the order of A, for these octahedral or pseudo-octahedral homoleptic Cr³+
complexes using the spectrochemical series. If the particular ligand is not on the
spectrochemical series, then estimate the ligand field strength by comparing with similar
ligands. Each ligand is a o-donor. Identify each ligand as π-donating, π-accepting, or non-
bonding with respect to è.

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