c) Using energy as the vertical axis, in the space below make a sketch that includes each of the following criteria: i. Sketch the octahedral crystal field splitting for each of the two complexes (Make your diagrams side by side using the same energy axis.) ii. Using the number of d-orbital electrons from part b) above, assign electrons to the orbitals in each of your octahedral splitting diagrams below. HIGH [Ni(H2O)4en]SO4 LOW [Ni(en)3]SO4

c) Using energy as the vertical axis, in the space below make a sketch that includes each of the following criteria: i. Sketch the octahedral crystal field splitting for each of the two complexes (Make your diagrams side by side using the same energy axis.) ii. Using the number of d-orbital electrons from part b) above, assign electrons to the orbitals in each of your octahedral splitting diagrams below. HIGH [Ni(H2O)4en]SO4 LOW [Ni(en)3]SO4

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