Complex [Co(en):] [Co(CN)} [CoF6] [Co(NH;)6]* [Co(H2O),]*" Ao (cm ) 23,160 33,700 13,100 23,000 18,300 3. a. Which two of these complexes would be best explained by a o-only molecular orbital diagram? b. Explain why these are o-only complexes and give a possible reason for the small difference between Ao for these two complexes.

Complex [Co(en):] [Co(CN)} [CoF6] [Co(NH;)6]* [Co(H2O),]*" Ao (cm ) 23,160 33,700 13,100 23,000 18,300 3. a. Which two of these complexes would be best explained by a o-only molecular orbital diagram? b. Explain why these are o-only complexes and give a possible reason for the small difference between Ao for these two complexes.

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