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Chapter 19, Problem 71AE
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The correct statement needs to be determined.
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Crystal field theory is the theory given to explain the bonding in the coordination complexes. As ligand approaches towards the metal ion, the d-orbital of metal ion splits according to the energy of metal ion. On the basis of energy and degeneracy, the d-orbital can be classified as
In tetrahedral complex, the
In octahedral complex, the
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