The text and graph provide information about the UV-visible spectrum of [Cr(en)₃]Cl₃. ### Text:- **d.** In the UV-visible spectrum for [Cr(en)₃]Cl₃, two peaks at 350 nm and 457 nm are observed. The transition to which excited state gives rise to the peak at 457 nm?- **e.** In the UV-visible spectrum for [Cr(en)₃]Cl₃, two peaks at 350 nm and 457 nm are observed. The transition to which excited state gives rise to the peak at 350 nm?### Graph Description:The graph is a Tanabe-Sugano diagram, which is used to determine the energy levels of d-d transitions in coordination complexes. - **Axes:** - The x-axis is labeled Δ/B, where Δ represents the crystal field splitting parameter, and B is the Racah parameter. - The y-axis is labeled E/B, where E is the energy.- **Curves:** - Various curves are labeled with terms corresponding to electronic states: - \( ^2D \), \( ^4T_1 \), \( ^2A_2 \), \( ^2A_1 \), \( ^4T_2 \), \( ^2T_2 \), \( ^2T_1 \), \( ^2E \), \( ^4A_2 \). - The curves represent different electronic transitions possible within the complex as the crystal field strength changes.This diagram helps identify which electronic transitions correspond to the observed peaks in the UV-visible spectrum of the complex.

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d. In the UV-visible spectrum for [Cr(en)3]Cl3, two peaks at 350 nm and 457 nm are observed. The transition to which excited state gives rise to the peak at 457 nm? e. In the UV-visible spectrum for [Cr(en)3]Cl3, two peaks at 350 nm and 457 nm are observed. The transition to which excited state gives rise to the peak at 350 nm? n

d. In the UV-visible spectrum for [Cr(en)3]Cl3, two peaks at 350 nm and 457 nm are observed. The transition to which excited state gives rise to the peak at 457 nm? e. In the UV-visible spectrum for [Cr(en)3]Cl3, two peaks at 350 nm and 457 nm are observed. The transition to which excited state gives rise to the peak at 350 nm? n

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