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1. Free lon terms and Spin Orbit coupling Determine the free ion term of the ground state including the spin-orbit coupling parameter of the following metal ions: a) Fe(ll) b) Re(V) c) Yb(III)

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Chapter6: Quantum Mechanics And Molecular Structure

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Problem 25P: Following the pattern of Figure 6.21, work out the correlation diagram for the CN molecule, showing...

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1. Free lon terms and Spin Orbit coupling
Determine the free ion term of the ground state including the spin-orbit coupling parameter of the
following metal ions:
a) Fe(ll)
b) Re(V)
c) Yb(lII)
d) Co(l)
e) Cull)
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