Consider the metal complexes shown below. Identify if the metal complex is paramagnetic or diamagnetic. diamagnetic paramagnetic [Fe(H₂O)]²+ [Fe(CN) s]+- For the iron complex that is paramagnetic, calculate the spin magnetic moment, in Bohr magneton. If both complexes are diamagnetic, write zero/O. Express your answer in two (2) significant figures. Your answer Consider the metal complexes shown below. From the relative magnitudes of their splitting energy, assign colors for each complex. red violet [Fe(H₂O)]²+ [Fe(CN)s]4-

Consider the metal complexes shown below. Identify if the metal complex is paramagnetic or diamagnetic. diamagnetic paramagnetic [Fe(H₂O)]²+ [Fe(CN) s]+- For the iron complex that is paramagnetic, calculate the spin magnetic moment, in Bohr magneton. If both complexes are diamagnetic, write zero/O. Express your answer in two (2) significant figures. Your answer Consider the metal complexes shown below. From the relative magnitudes of their splitting energy, assign colors for each complex. red violet [Fe(H₂O)]²+ [Fe(CN)s]4-

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