6. Consider the pseudo-octahedral complex of Cr³+ shown below, where A and B represent Lewis bases and where A produces a stronger crystal field than B. Draw an appropriate crystal field diagram for this complex (include the electrons). 3 8 Cr3+ B B

6. Consider the pseudo-octahedral complex of Cr³+ shown below, where A and B represent Lewis bases and where A produces a stronger crystal field than B. Draw an appropriate crystal field diagram for this complex (include the electrons). 3 8 Cr3+ B B

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Consider the pseudo-octahedral complex of Cr³+ shown below, where A and B represent
Lewis bases and where A produces a stronger crystal field than B. Draw an appropriate crystal field
diagram for this complex (include the electrons).
3
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Cr3+
B
B

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