Please explain any background knowledge and approach to this problem! Very confused about this, my answers are all incorrect and I do not have a key!
Please explain any background knowledge and approach to this problem! Very confused about this, my answers are all inco...
An octahedral metal complex absorbs light with wavelength 580 nm. a. What is the crystal field splitting A, in kJ/mol for the complex? (Hint: Energy is based on wavelength of light absorbed. See data sheet.) (3 marks) b. What color does the complex appear to the eye? (2 marks) 750 nm, 400 nm Red Violet 630 nm 430 nm Blue Orange 590 nm 480 nm Yellow Green 560 nm
Question 10 12 pts A) What is the name of the compound having the formula Naz[Fe(NH3)2Br2CICN) (m.m. of Fe = 26) B) What is the coordination number? C) What is the d electron configuration? D) Number of unpaired electrons. E) Is it paramagnetic or diamagnetic? F) What is the color of the solution? 750 400 Red Violet 630 430 Blue Orange 590 480 Yellow Green 560
If [Cr(H2O).]3+ is violet and [Cr(NH3)6]3+ is yellow, which one of these statements is false ? 750 400 Red Violet 630 430 Orange Blue 590 480 Yellow Green 560 O [Cr(H20)6]3+ has three unpaired electrons. O NH3 is a stronger field ligand than H20. O [Cr(H20)6]3+ absorbs yellow light while [Cr(NH3)6]3+ absorbs violet light. The crystal field splitting energy (A) is greater for [Cr(H20).]3+ than for [Cr(NH3)613+. O [Cr(NH3)613+ is paramagnetic.
Inorganic Chemistry Please help me with #5-#7 5. Draw a d-orbital energy-level diagram, and predict the number of unpaired electrons. a) Fe(CN) b)[Fe(H2O) c) [CoCl2 (tetrahedral) 6. Of the two complexes (a) [CoFeP and (b) [Co(en) one appears yellow and the other appears blue. Match the complex to the color and explain your choice. 7. Three different solutions with orange, green, and violet colors were prepared. Associate each color to the following complexes: [CrCle, (Cr(NHs, and (Cr(H2O
please correct me If I did anything wrong. im very confused on this. • Determining k in Beer's Law 2. Determining the equilibrium constant Test Tube No. Absorbance Test Tube No. Absorbance 0,060 이79 0.253 0319 0.400 0.120 0.268 0.361 0.461 0.695 Post Laboratory Questions 1. Complete the following table and calculate k-value for the Beer's Law. All concentrations should be in M. [Fe(SCN)2) Absorbance CA Test Tube No. Diluted Fe(NO3)2 (mL) 0 . 2 3 4 s Reference 1.0...