Chemistrycan somone answer this 3 part question clearyand in full. thanksQuestion 4.(i.) Draw a simple molecular orbital diagram for the carbon monoxide (CO)molecule and explain, using an accurate bonding description, how thismolecule can act as a ligand within metal carbonyl compounds.(ii.) Explain why CO possesses one infrared (IR) active vibrational mode u(CO),whereas, the di-nitrogen molecule, N2, does not?(iii.) Using your bonding description from part (i.), together with the knowledgethat CO ligands contain an IR active vibrational mode, explain the variationsin u(CO) cm' values which arise for the following isoelectronic complexes:Compound[V(CO)]Cr(CO)6[Mn(CO)]CO (uncoordinated)UCO) cm1860200020952143

When a metal is bonded to a CO ligand, the metal donates the electron density it has to the CO…

(ii1.) Using your bonding dèscription from part (i.), together with the knowledge that CO ligands contain an IR active vibrational mode, explain the variations in u(CO) cm' values which arise for the following isoelectronic complexes: Compound [V(CO)] Cr(CO) [Mn(CO)] CO (uncoordinated) uCO) cm"! 1860 2000 2095 2143

(ii1.) Using your bonding dèscription from part (i.), together with the knowledge that CO ligands contain an IR active vibrational mode, explain the variations in u(CO) cm' values which arise for the following isoelectronic complexes: Compound [V(CO)] Cr(CO) [Mn(CO)] CO (uncoordinated) uCO) cm"! 1860 2000 2095 2143

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