In the synthesis of the copper-ammonia complex from the copper-water complex, Discuss the observed shift in Amax. 1. Is the shift bathochromic or hypsochromic? 2. Does the shift explain the change in color? Please explain this by providing energy level diagrams for the metal ion (Use the crystal field theory). 3. What chemical change is responsible for this shift? the metal ion? the ligands?

In the synthesis of the copper-ammonia complex from the copper-water complex, Discuss the observed shift in Amax. 1. Is the shift bathochromic or hypsochromic? 2. Does the shift explain the change in color? Please explain this by providing energy level diagrams for the metal ion (Use the crystal field theory). 3. What chemical change is responsible for this shift? the metal ion? the ligands?

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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