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Results tagged with coordination-compounds
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This tag is for questions concerning coordination compounds including but not limited to ligand properties, metal properties, orbital splitting, micro- and macroscopic properties of entire complexes etc. For complexes where carbon monoxide is the only ligand, use the [carbonyl-complexes] tag instead. For organic catalysts or proteins, the tag is applicable if the question is about the metal’s direct coordination sphere.
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Crystal field splitting pattern with strong field and weak field ligands
What will be crystal field splitting pattern for octahedral complexes if some of the ligands are strong and some are weak field ligands?
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Colour intensity of transition metal complexes
Even though they are both $\mathrm{d^7}$ complexes, the colour of $\ce{[Co(H2O)6]^2+}$ is pale whereas that of $\ce{[CoCl4]^2-}$ is more intense. Does the octahedral or tetrahedral geometry matter in …
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