Which is correct and which is incorrect from the following sentences? In any case, give a brief explanation. Proposition True False The complex ions [CoF6] 3- and [Co (CN) 6] 3– have the same magnetic properties. 2. The nd orbitals of the central atom of a complex have the same energy. 3. The energy of the d orbitals of the central atom of a complex is higher than the corresponding energy of the free atom or ion. 4. In tetrahedral symmetry complexes, the orbitals "x²-y² d -2 and are less distant from the d xy dxz dyz substituents than the resulting in a higher energy level. 5. Non-oxidizing acid solutions react with all first-order transition metals.

Which is correct and which is incorrect from the following sentences? In any case, give a brief explanation. Proposition True False The complex ions [CoF6] 3- and [Co (CN) 6] 3– have the same magnetic properties. 2. The nd orbitals of the central atom of a complex have the same energy. 3. The energy of the d orbitals of the central atom of a complex is higher than the corresponding energy of the free atom or ion. 4. In tetrahedral symmetry complexes, the orbitals "x²-y² d -2 and are less distant from the d xy dxz dyz substituents than the resulting in a higher energy level. 5. Non-oxidizing acid solutions react with all first-order transition metals.

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