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2. Explain the IR frequencies of each compounds. Free CO Vco = 2154 cm ¹ Ni(CO4) Vco = 2057 cm ¹¹ Co(CO4) Vco = 1886 cm 1¹ Fe(CO4)²- Vco = 1785 cm³¹

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2. Explain the IR frequencies of each compounds.
Free CO
Vco = 2154 cm ¹
Ni(CO4)
Vco = 2057 cm ¹¹
Co(CO4)
Vco = 1886 cm 1¹
Fe(CO4)²-
Vco = 1785 cm³¹

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