In the coordination compound (NH4)2[Fe(OH2)F;], the e is octahedrally coordinated. (a) Based on the fact that F is a weak-field ligand, pre dict whether this compound is diamagnetic or para- magnetic. If it is paramagnetic, tell how many unpairec electrons it has. (b) By comparison with other complexes reviewed in this chapter, discuss the likely color of this compound. (c) Determine the d-electron configuration of the iron ir this compound. (d) Name this compound.

In the coordination compound (NH4)2[Fe(OH2)F;], the e is octahedrally coordinated. (a) Based on the fact that F is a weak-field ligand, pre dict whether this compound is diamagnetic or para- magnetic. If it is paramagnetic, tell how many unpairec electrons it has. (b) By comparison with other complexes reviewed in this chapter, discuss the likely color of this compound. (c) Determine the d-electron configuration of the iron ir this compound. (d) Name this compound.

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