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Q: Explain why the complex [Fe(H2O)6]3+ has Do = 14,000 cm-1, while [Fe(H2O)6]2+ has Do = 9,350 cm-1.

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Q: (a) Reaction of [Fe(H2O)6]2+ with three equivalents of 1,10-phenanthroline (phen) produces a complex…

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Q: What's the LFSE (in terms of Δo or ΔT and P) and estimate the spin-only contribution to the magnetic…

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Q: What is the LFSE for the [Re(H2O)6]3+complex, knowing that ΔΔo =  33000 cm-1 and P= 15000 cm-1 ?

A: Electron configuration of Re is  [Xe] 4f14 5d5 6s2 When the metal Re forms  octahedral complex with…

Q: Complexes of CO, CS, CSe, and CTe CE v(C-E), cm-1 Ru-C Distance, nm CO 1934 1.829 Me,N -CE CS 1238…

A: π-acceptor ligands are the ligands that donate their pair of electrons to metal vacant orbital…

Q: Determine the symmetry representations of CO stretching vibrations of a Mn(CO)5Br complex, which has…

A: Symmetry representation of CO stretching vibrations of Mn(CO)5Br complex, has a pseudo octahedral…

Q: 2) [V(H2O)6]3+ (d2) complex have allowed electron transitions, as shown in the figure. Identify this…

A: The number and identification of electronic transitions in a complex can be done on the basis of…

Q: Let’s consider octahedral Sc3+ and Ti3+ complexes.  How many d electrons will each have? Sc3+: 0;…

A: How many d electrons will each have? Sc3+ and Ti3+

Q: For the complex [Cr(OH2)6]2+ i) Give the ground state free atom term symbol.     ii) State whether…

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Q: Q6 The two complexes [NiCl4]2 and [PtCl4]² are paramagnetic tetrahedral and diamagnetic square…

A: The geometry of two complexes differ for the central metal ion as ligands are same for the both…

Q: 6. KCo[Fe(CN)6] has an unusually low-energy charge transfer band at 550 nm. When this compound is…

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Q: The absorption spectrum of the complex [COF6]* shows a maximum around 730 nm with a shoulder. a)…

A: Tanabe-Sugano diagrams are the diagrams used in coordination chemistry to predict the…

Q: 2. (a) Calculate the spin only magnetic moment of: 4+ SO₂ (b) The corrected molar susceptibility of…

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Q: Question 4: Answer the following questions about the Jahn-Teller Distortion. a. Define the…

A: Disclaimer-Only first three parts of the question are answered. Metal are those elements of periodic…

Q: (a) The spectrochemical series of (a) Fe³+, (b) Co²+ and (c) Mn²+ ions follow the order: (b) Benzene…

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Q: Consider the octahedral complex [FeBr6] 4−. In water solution it has an absorption peak at 864 nm…

A: Since you have asked a multiple sub-part question, we will solve first 3 sub-parts for you. For the…

Q: 25. (a) The value of Ao in [Mn(H₂O)6]³+ is 15,800 cm-1 while the mean pairing energy (P) in this…

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Q: Which of the following pairs are coordination isomers? a. [Pt Br2Cl2(H20)2]CO3 and [PtBr2Cl2]CO3…

A: Correct answer about coordination isomerism is given below.

Q: Write the general electron configuration of a transition ele-ment (a) in Period 5; (b) in Period 6.

A: General electronic configuration of a transition element (a) in Period 5; (b) in Period 6 has to be…

Q: Consider the octahedral complex [FeBr6] 4−. In water solution it has an absorption peak at 864 nm…

A: Given data, Wavelength of absorption peak (λ)= 864 nm Molar absorptivity (ε) = 3.6 L.mol-1cm-1…

Q: For the LMCT bands of [Co (NH3)5Br]2+, would you expect solvatochromism, i.e., dependence of the…

A: LMCT (Ligand to metal charge transfer) occurs when the ligand coordinated to the central metal ion…

Q: Which of these ions cannotform both high- and low-spinoctahedral complexes: (a) Mn3+; (b) Nb3+;…

A: In an octahedral complex, the central atom is surrounded by six ligands. Depending upon the strength…

Q: What is meant by crystal field splitting energy? On the basis of crystal field theory, write the…

A: Crystal field splitting energy: In presence of ligands , d-orbitals of central metal atom or ion…

Q: Elimination of an L ligand (as the first step of a D substitution mechanism) from a charge - neutral…

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Q: ) Fe(CN6]³- exhibits two sets of charge transfer absorptions in visible and ultraviolet region but…

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Q: What are the characters for the operations C2, C4, σd, and σv(xz) respectively, on the LCAO Ψ(L1+L3)…

A: Cn is a rotation of (360/n)". C2= 180°rotation, C4= 90°rotation

Q: a) Identify the ground terms for Fe2* in the case of free ion and octahedral complexes; [Fe(H;O)«]²*…

A: In octahedral complexes, the eg orbitals are destabilized compared to the t2g orbitals because the…

Q: Determine the symmetry of the orbital groups for the donor sigma bonds (σ) of the ligand in an…

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Q: Calculate the total spin of this complex ion [NiCl6] 4-

A: Magnetic moment is given by √n(n+2) where n is number of unpaired electron  Cl is the weak filed…

Q: Describe how magnetism in lanthanides series arises

A: Instead making this explanation complex let me explain you in very simple language. As we know that…

Q: The only spin magnetic moment of the central metal in the complex Na3[Mn(CN)6] is-PB. The result…

A: Since, Unpaired electron are those whose shows magnet behavior when placed in magnetic field. When…

Q: What electronic transition results from absorption of 864-nm light? (e) Calculate the ligand…

A: To identify the electronic transition that results from 864 nm light absorbed.

Q: What is the ligand field stabilization energy for a high spin d6 complex in terms of Δ0?

A: Ligand field stabilization energy(LFSC) is also called as crystal field stabilization energy (CFSC).…

Q: why d³ and d⁸ high spin complexes are more stable than other configurations?

A: High spin complexes: According to crystal field theory, two types of complexes are formed. High spin…

Q: One of the more famous species in coordination chemistry is the Creutz-Taube complex: 5+ (NH3);RuN…

A: (a). There is one metal ion in the complex i.e; Ru. It exhibits two different oxidation states: 1st…

Atomic Structure

The basic structure of an atom is defined as the component-level of atomic structure of an atom. Precisely speaking an atom consists of three major subatomic particles which are protons, neutrons, and electrons. Many theories have been stated for explaining the structure of an atom.

Shape of the D Orbital

Shapes of orbitals are an approximate representation of boundaries in space for finding electrons occupied in that respective orbital. D orbitals are known to have a clover leaf shape or dumbbell inside where electrons can be found.