Consider the complex square planar complex NiL4, where Ni2+ (d) is the central ion. Draw the system showing axes and answer the following: 1) Show how Group theory to find symmetries for Sigma bonding 2) Show how Group theory can find symmetries for in- plane and out of plane Pi bonds 3) Use the Projection Operator Method to find out LGOS (all of them) used in the out of plane Pi bonding

Consider the complex square planar complex NiL4, where Ni2+ (d) is the central ion. Draw the system showing axes and answer the following: 1) Show how Group theory to find symmetries for Sigma bonding 2) Show how Group theory can find symmetries for in- plane and out of plane Pi bonds 3) Use the Projection Operator Method to find out LGOS (all of them) used in the out of plane Pi bonding

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter20: Chemistry Of Selected Transition Elements And Coordination Compounds

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