The molecule (CuFeJKa has a unique structure (due to jahn-teller distortion) where it has an elongated z-axis in the octahedral structure which changes its point group from O, to Dah. Answer the following questions related to elongated structure of [CuF]K4 a. The oxidation state of Cu: and F: b. Calculate the total number of electrons for [CuF6]*: C. Draw the MO diagram for sigma bonding only of [CuFa]Ka including the following i. Correct energy positions for each orbital ii. Symmetry labels including the type of bonding (i.e. tg (non-bonding) for an octahedral structure) iii. Fill orbitals with the correct number of electrons

The molecule (CuFeJKa has a unique structure (due to jahn-teller distortion) where it has an elongated z-axis in the octahedral structure which changes its point group from O, to Dah. Answer the following questions related to elongated structure of [CuF]K4 a. The oxidation state of Cu: and F: b. Calculate the total number of electrons for [CuF6]*: C. Draw the MO diagram for sigma bonding only of [CuFa]Ka including the following i. Correct energy positions for each orbital ii. Symmetry labels including the type of bonding (i.e. tg (non-bonding) for an octahedral structure) iii. Fill orbitals with the correct number of electrons

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