Consider the Tanabe - Sugano diagram for [V(H20)6]²+ octahedral complexes shown below 1. What is the ground state configuration for the ion in the absence of an octahedral field? 2. What is the ground state configuration for the ion in an octahedral field? 3. List all possible allowed electronic transition for the V2+ ion? (LOWEST to HIGHEST in energy)

Consider the Tanabe - Sugano diagram for [V(H20)6]²+ octahedral complexes shown below 1. What is the ground state configuration for the ion in the absence of an octahedral field? 2. What is the ground state configuration for the ion in an octahedral field? 3. List all possible allowed electronic transition for the V2+ ion? (LOWEST to HIGHEST in energy)

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