Indicate the (i) metal oxidation state, (ii) d-electron count, and (iii) the spin onlymagnetic moment (in BM) of [OsBr6]2-complex. Note: the "spin only" magneticmoment, us, is given by µs = [n(n+2)]1/2%3Dwhere n = number of unpaired electrons.Os2+, d4, 2.83Os3+, d5, 1.73Os2+, d5, 1.73Os4+, d4, 4.89Os4+, d4, 2.83

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Indicate the (i) metal oxidation state, (ii) d- electron count, and (iii) the spin only magnetic moment (in BM) of [OsBr6]²- complex. Note: the "spin only" magnetic moment, us, is given by us = [n(n+2)]1/2 %3D where n = number of unpaired electrons. O os2+, d4, 2.83 O os3+, d5, 1.73 Os2+, d5, 1.73 O os4+, d4, 4.89 Os4+, d4, 2.83

Indicate the (i) metal oxidation state, (ii) d- electron count, and (iii) the spin only magnetic moment (in BM) of [OsBr6]²- complex. Note: the "spin only" magnetic moment, us, is given by us = [n(n+2)]1/2 %3D where n = number of unpaired electrons. O os2+, d4, 2.83 O os3+, d5, 1.73 Os2+, d5, 1.73 O os4+, d4, 4.89 Os4+, d4, 2.83

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