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An explanation has to be given why when paramagnetic
Answer to Problem 9D.13E
If paramagnetic
Explanation of Solution
The oxidation number of iron in
The orbital energy level diagram for
Since, cyanide acts as a strong ligand in
The oxidation number of iron in
The orbital energy level diagram for
Since, cyanide acts as a strong ligand in
The oxidation number of iron in
The orbital energy level diagram for
Since, chloride ion is a weak ligand the electrons are filled according to the Hund’s rule in the d-orbitals and the number of unpaired electron in iron complex is one. Thus, it is paramagnetic complex.
The oxidation number of iron in
The orbital energy level diagram for
Since, chloride ion is a weak ligand the electrons are filled according to the Hund’s rule in the d-orbitals and the number of unpaired electron in iron complex is two. Thus, it is paramagnetic complex.
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