(b) The formula that relates the spin only magnetic moment (en) to the number of unpaired d-electrons (x) is: Heft = √√x(x+2) (1) For each of the following complexes, use this formula to calculate the number of unpaired electrons: Nan[Rh(CO)4], Hell0 BM Rb₂lMoBrn), Heft=2.83 BM (ii) Using the answers from part (b)(i): • Draw crystal field d-orbital energy level diagrams for each complex. • State the oxidation state of the metal in each complex. • Determine the value of n for each complex.

(b) The formula that relates the spin only magnetic moment (en) to the number of unpaired d-electrons (x) is: Heft = √√x(x+2) (1) For each of the following complexes, use this formula to calculate the number of unpaired electrons: Nan[Rh(CO)4], Hell0 BM Rb₂lMoBrn), Heft=2.83 BM (ii) Using the answers from part (b)(i): • Draw crystal field d-orbital energy level diagrams for each complex. • State the oxidation state of the metal in each complex. • Determine the value of n for each complex.

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