dx²-u² duz 2. In the space below, draw the octahedral energy splitting diagram, where two d orbitals have gone up down in energy and the three d orbitals that have down in The set that goes gone energy. in energy is called the "t" set, while the set that goes up in energy is called the "e" set. Label each set on your diagram. Label the individual orbitals for each set. 3. Before ligands attach to a transition metal cation, the orbitals are described as "degenerate". What does degenerate mean?

dx²-u² duz 2. In the space below, draw the octahedral energy splitting diagram, where two d orbitals have gone up down in energy and the three d orbitals that have down in The set that goes gone energy. in energy is called the "t" set, while the set that goes up in energy is called the "e" set. Label each set on your diagram. Label the individual orbitals for each set. 3. Before ligands attach to a transition metal cation, the orbitals are described as "degenerate". What does degenerate mean?

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