Q. Show a Crystal Field Theory description for these octahedral complexes, that explains their magnetic properties:
A) cis AND trans K[Co(IDA)2]
B) K[Cr(IDA)2]
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Q. Show a Crystal Field Theory description for these octahedral complexes, that explains their magnetic properties:...
2. a. Draw and show the crystal field splitting of the d orbitals in an octahedral complex, a tetrahedral complex, and in a square planar complex.(clearly label the orbitals) b. Explain the difference in the following crystal field splitting values (1) Co(NH3).]2+ 10200 cm"! : [CO(NH3).]* 22,900 cm (ii) [Cr(H20).]** 17,400 cm. ; [Cr(CN).]3-26,600 cm (iii) [MnF6]?- 22,200 cm-"; [ReF.]?- 27,800 cm- (iv) [Co(NH3).]2+ 10,200 cm '; [Co(NH3)4]2+ 5,900 cm c. Draw and show the filling of 6 d electrons...
Question 2 (4 points) Based on simple crystal field theory, which of the following metal ions will not be colored when placed in an octahedral crystal field? Cu(ll) Cr(111) Ca() none of these Co(III)
b) By using crystal field theory, determine the configuration, the number of unpaired electrons, and the ligand field stabilization energy (LFSE) as a multiple of A, for the following complexes. (2 x 3 = 6 marks) (O) (Cr(NH3).]** (ii) [W(CO).)
Using the crystal field theory approach, draw the d-orbital splitting diagram for octahedral [Cu(OH2)6+, properly label each of the orbitals (i.e. dky etc.), and fill in the electrons. Show the changes in energy of all the d-orbitals under the influence of Jahn-Teller distortions resulting in both axial elongation and in axial compression (tetragonal distortions). Using the crystal field theory approach, draw the d-orbital splitting diagram for octahedral [Cu(OH2)6+, properly label each of the orbitals (i.e. dky etc.), and fill in...
describe ina details the magnetic properties of crystal structure of cubic ferrit(ferrimagetism) The description must include the suitable theory that can be applied and derivation of its magnetization,
Crystal Field Question. I understand that octahedral shapes have larger splitting energies then in tetrahedral complexes. And it would take more energy to split more electrons. So would the order be from Highest to Lowest: B>A>C where A, B, C are the compounds listed in their respective orders. Between Ni(H20)s2+ ; Ni(en)32+; and lowest and why? Cu(CN)42- which has highest splitting and which has
Use crystal field theory to work out the d-orbital splittings and electron occupancy for the following complexes: a) [Cr(CN)6]3- b) [Ni(Cl)4]2- (This is a tetrahedral complex) c) [Pd(Cl)4]2- (This is a square planar complex)
Which dorbital configuration has the highest crystal field stabilization energy (CFSE) in a low spin octahedral crystal field? d4 d3 d6 ОООО g8 d? Predic whether the following complex is diamagnetic or paramagentic. 72+ paramagnetic need more information to answer this question diamagnetic The magnetic property of a transition metal complex can be predicted using crystal field theory. If we assume that the magnetic moment arises entirely from unpaired electron spins then the "spin only magnetic moment (us) is given...
From the following list of metal ions and ligands, construct metal complexes with properties which match that described in each part of the question and provide a brief explanation. (Only one example is required for each part of the question, e.g. [Fe(H20)6]21). Metal ions Ligands (in order of increasing ligand field strength) [ < Br< <C1° <NO3 <OH <ox?- <H2O< Ti(IV), V(III), V(IV), Cr(II), Cr(III), Mn(II), NH3 <en <bpy < PPh3< CN=CO Mn(III), Mn(IV), Fe(II), Fe(III), Co(II), Co(III), en =...
4. (2 points) The absorbance maxima observed for the following octahedral cobalt complexes ([Co(NH)* max [Co(NH3)3Cl] nmax = 680 nm) can be identified with transitions involving d-electrons. = 470 nm, [Co(NH);CI]2* Amax = 560 nm, [Co(NH),Cl2]* max = 630 nm, and What can be said about the trend observed in these complexes with relation to their crystal field splitting energies? Rank from LOWEST to HIGHEST splitting energies. а. b. Given the complexes above and the trend in absorbance maxima for...