Which of the following are true for the Crystal Field Model of an octahedral complex ion? Consider ions to be from first-row transition metals.
a) The ligands cause all 3d orbitals to have equal energy
b) e orbitals are less stable than t2 orbitals
c) A large crystal field splitting energy results in a paramagnetic complex
d) The low--spin case gives minimum unpaired electrons
e) For a given ligand, Mn3+ causes a greater increase in the crystal field splitting energy than does Mn2+
think about the amount of coulombic attraction between the metal ion and the electrons on the ligands
and the closer the ligands, the more interaction there is with the d orbitals on the metal ion
f) Cl- causes a greater increase in the crystal field splitting enery than does H2O
g) The splitting of energy (E) of 3d orbitals occurs in the metal ion
2007-04-11
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