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The ppy ligand bears with inert complex. substituent is expected to form the most CO2ME BF2 OH

[Sn(acac)3]NO3

what about this answer  ? Is this also correct? Isn't it contradict? "  However, the back-donation from the metal center to CO's empty 2π* orbital is less extensive than with NO. This is because CO's 2π* orbital is higher in energy compared to NO's 2π* orbital. In summary, both NO and CO are pi-acceptor ligands due to their empty 2π* orbitals. However, NO is expected to be a stronger pi-acceptor ligand than CO because of the presence of the unpaired electron in its 2π* orbital and the lower energy of this orbital. The stronger pi-acceptor ability of NO can lead to a more stable metal-ligand bond, as well as greater electron density redistribution between the metal center and the ligand."  I'm so confused NO is weaker or stronger pi-acceptor ligands

D. Consider the reaction of RuCl, with terpyridine ligand. I. a. Draw the complex ion structure when 2 terpy ligands attach to the Ru-center.. b. Can it have more than one isomer? If so, neatly draw them. c. Identify the point group of all the isomers you have drawn.

15. A complex compound that has an isoelectronic central ion, the greater the charge, the more... A. labileB. stableC. unstableD. inert

The molecule (CUFJK, 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 (CuFeJK. a. The oxidation state of Cu: and F: b. Calculate the total number of electrons for [CuFd]: 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. the (non-bonding) for an octahedral structure) iii. Fill orbitals with the correct number of electrons

Consider the pictured structure of a metal complex. Y M. X, Y Determine which letter in the structure represent the different components and geometries of a transitional metal complex. Each letter should only be used once. The only letter that does not represent a ligand Choose... ▼ A pair of trans ligands Choose... A bidentate ligand Choose... - A pair of cis ligands Choose...

(Please give detailed answer) is Mo2+ or molybdenum always a predictable ion, why or why not?

Inorganic chemistry