Note: Please do not copy previous answers to this question on chegg and paste here. Those answers are incorrect. I need a correct solution please. **Title: Differentiating Complexes Using Analytical Techniques****Introduction:**In the study of coordination chemistry, differentiating between geometric isomers such as cis- and trans- configurations of metal complexes is essential. The complexes in question are cis-[Ru(dmpe)₂(Cl)₂](BF₄) and trans-[Ru(dmpe)₂(Cl)₂](BF₄), where dmpe stands for 1,2-bis(dimethylphosphino)ethane. This document explores how various analytical techniques can be employed to distinguish between these isomers.**1. X-Ray Diffraction (XRD):***XRD Technique:*X-Ray Diffraction provides a detailed three-dimensional structure of the complex. It can directly reveal the spatial arrangement of ligands around the ruthenium center, indicating whether they are in cis or trans positions.*Information Obtained:*- Accurate geometric configuration (cis vs. trans).- Bond lengths and angles within the complex.*Limitations:*- Requires a suitable crystal of the compound.- Time-consuming and may not be feasible for all samples.**2. CHN Analysis:***CHN Technique:*CHN analysis determines the percentage of carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen in a sample.*Information Obtained:*- Empirical formula confirmation.- General composition of the complex.*Limitations:*- Cannot distinguish between cis and trans isomers.- Offers no insight into spatial arrangement.**3. Mass Spectrometry (Mass Spec):***Mass Spec Technique:*Mass Spectrometry analyzes the mass-to-charge ratio of ions.*Information Obtained:*- Molecular weight confirmation.- Helps in identifying the overall identity of the complexes.*Limitations:*- Does not provide detailed geometric information.- Insufficient for distinguishing isomers.**4. Vibrational Spectroscopy (IR, Raman):***Vibrational Spectroscopy Techniques:*IR and Raman spectroscopy can detect vibrations specific to chemical bonds.*Information Obtained:*- Slight differences in vibrational modes may imply different arrangements of atoms.- Can distinguish between cis and trans isomers if characteristic peaks are different.*Limitations:*- Overlapping peaks can complicate interpretation.- Requires detailed knowledge of expected vibrational modes.**5. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Spectroscopy:***NMR Technique:*NMR provides information on the electronic environment of nuclei, especially useful with

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Using your knowledge of XRD, CHN analysis, Mass Spec, vibrational spectroscopy, and NMR, describe how each technique might be used to differentiate between cis- [Ru(dmpe)2(Cl)2](BF4) bis(dimethylphosphino)ethane. Give detailed responses on what information would and wouldn't be obtained from each technique. and trans-[Ru(dmpe)2(Cl)2](BF4), where dmpe 1,2-

Using your knowledge of XRD, CHN analysis, Mass Spec, vibrational spectroscopy, and NMR, describe how each technique might be used to differentiate between cis- [Ru(dmpe)2(Cl)2](BF4) bis(dimethylphosphino)ethane. Give detailed responses on what information would and wouldn't be obtained from each technique. and trans-[Ru(dmpe)2(Cl)2](BF4), where dmpe 1,2-

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