None QUESTION 167060 D50岛40-30FDPH70G10PF2A/BTATEd3Use the d³ Tanabe-Sugano diagram above to answer the following questions.What is the ground state of a d³ octhedral complex? Don't worry about sub- and super-scripts.

Step 1:Tanabe-Sugano diagram provided shows the energy levels of the d-orbitals for a d3…

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QUESTION 16 70 60 D 50 岛40- 30 F D P H 70 G 10 P F 2 A/B T A T E d3 Use the d³ Tanabe-Sugano diagram above to answer the following questions. What is the ground state of a d³ octhedral complex? Don't worry about sub- and super-scripts.