Using crystal field theory, draw an electron box energy level diagram for the valence \(d\) orbitals on the rhodium atom in a \([ \text{Rh(CN)}_6 ]^{4-}\) complex. Your diagram should show the relative energy of each orbital, and the number of electrons in each orbital.**Note:** to make your diagram easier to read, label the \(d\) orbitals with just the subscript. For example, label the \(d_{z^2}\) orbital with just \(z^2\).**Diagram Instructions:**- The diagram includes a vertical arrow labeled "Energy" indicating increasing energy levels.- Use boxes to represent each \(d\) orbital.- Indicate electron occupancy by adding arrows within the boxes.**Drawing Tools Provided:**- A square tool for drawing boxes- A symbol for writing numerals- An eraser- Options to erase or restart the diagram if needed

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sing crystal field theory, draw an electron box energy level diagram for the valence d orbitals on the rhodium atom in a hould show the relative energy of each orbital, and the number of electrons in each orbital. Hote: to make your diagram easier to read, label the d orbitals with just the subscript. For example, label the d d2 orbital with just z²2. Energy | [Rh(CN)] complex. Your diagram

sing crystal field theory, draw an electron box energy level diagram for the valence d orbitals on the rhodium atom in a hould show the relative energy of each orbital, and the number of electrons in each orbital. Hote: to make your diagram easier to read, label the d orbitals with just the subscript. For example, label the d d2 orbital with just z²2. Energy | [Rh(CN)] complex. Your diagram

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