3. For the complex [N(Et)4][V(CO)6] (where Et = C2H5)a) Give the name of the complex, and what is the oxidation state of the metal?b) Show the molecular orbital energy level diagram for the complex considering o and ninteraction of the orbitals (Symmetry Adapted Orbitals for On: s=a1g, Px=tiu, Py=tlu, Pz=tlu,dz?=eg, d=eg, dxy=t2g, dx=t2g, dyz-t2g ).c) Are all metal-ligand bonds in [V(CO)6] and [V(CO)6] vanadium complexes equal?Explain the structures in detail and compare them.

The given complex is [N(Et)4][V(CO)6], Where Et = Ethyl

3. For the complex [N(Et)-][V(CO)«] (where Et = C2H3) a) Give the name of the complex, and what is the oxidation state of the metal? b) Show the molecular orbital energy level diagram for the complex considering o and r interaction of the orbitals (Symmetry Adapted Orbitals for On: s=a1g, Px=tiu, Pytiu, Pz-tiu, d²=eg, d=eg, dxy=t2g, du=t2g, dyzt25). c) Are all metal-ligand bonds in [V(CO)«]° and [V(CO)6] vanadium complexes equal? Explain the structures in detail and compare them.

3. For the complex [N(Et)-][V(CO)«] (where Et = C2H3) a) Give the name of the complex, and what is the oxidation state of the metal? b) Show the molecular orbital energy level diagram for the complex considering o and r interaction of the orbitals (Symmetry Adapted Orbitals for On: s=a1g, Px=tiu, Pytiu, Pz-tiu, d²=eg, d=eg, dxy=t2g, du=t2g, dyzt25). c) Are all metal-ligand bonds in [V(CO)«]° and [V(CO)6] vanadium complexes equal? Explain the structures in detail and compare them.

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Chapter21: Transition Metals And Coordination Chemistry

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