Briefly describe the metal - carbonylbond using the Dewar - Chatt -Duncanson model. Illustrate youranswer with suitable diagrams. Showeach bonding component separatelyand orbital phases must be clearlyindicated.

The bonding interaction between a transition metal and a carbonyl ligand (CO) is analyzed through…

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Briefly describe the metal - carbonyl bond using the Dewar - Chatt - Duncanson model. Illustrate your answer with suitable diagrams. Show each bonding component separately and orbital phases must be clearly indicated.