w morke [ifitinsb. (i) With the help of the spir- only formula calculate the magrietic moment (in units of Bohr magnetons μ, ) of the two k complexes from part 2. a. (iii). Which of these complexes is paramagnetic and which is diamagnetic? (1) Which of the two complexes in part 2 . a. (iii) do you expect to be inert? Explain your \bar (a) tswer. (iii) Explain why the t₂ and the e orbitals have different 2 energies in an octahedrat ligand field.

w morke [ifitinsb. (i) With the help of the spir- only formula calculate the magrietic moment (in units of Bohr magnetons μ, ) of the two k complexes from part 2. a. (iii). Which of these complexes is paramagnetic and which is diamagnetic? (1) Which of the two complexes in part 2 . a. (iii) do you expect to be inert? Explain your \bar (a) tswer. (iii) Explain why the t₂ and the e orbitals have different 2 energies in an octahedrat ligand field.

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Chapter4: Introduction To Quantum Mechanics

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Problem 38P: Using a simple particle-in-a-box model for the multiple bonding in 1,2-butadiene (see Example 4.7)...

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