Changing the Color of a Complex lon The color for each "hexaaqua" complex is given below. Select the ligands that could change the color of the complex to the color in column 2. a. b. C. d. e. Hint: The spectrochemical Series will come in handy here. < Br

Changing the Color of a Complex lon The color for each "hexaaqua" complex is given below. Select the ligands that could change the color of the complex to the color in column 2. a. b. C. d. e. Hint: The spectrochemical Series will come in handy here. < Br

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Changing the Color of a Complex lon
The color for each "hexaaqua" complex is given below. Select the ligands that
could change the color of the complex to the color in column 2.
a.
b.
C.
d.
e.
Hint: The spectrochemical Series will come in handy here.
r< Br< Cr <F <OH <H₂O <SCN <NH3 <en <NO₂ < CN <CO
If M(H₂O) is
green
red
violet
yellow
orange
Which ligand could make
the complex?
blue
yellow
orange
red
green
Select all that are
correct.
CH
NO₂™
CN
Br
CO
NH₂
SCN
NH3
F
NO₂™ CN он
SCN™
OH
F-
5:30
Orange
Fied
430
Green
Blun
Does A
or ?
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