1. Salen is an important lijand in chemistry research. Its molecular geometry tetradenturte is show below: H3 C CH3 H C= N N=C H CH // H C 'c=c as Add lone pairs and formal charges So that all atoms have full octet of electrons b) A Co metal is bonded to this Salen ligond. Identify x- and L- L-yoeligand C) what is the oxidation State amd # of d- electrons of the Co center ?

1. Salen is an important lijand in chemistry research. Its molecular geometry tetradenturte is show below: H3 C CH3 H C= N N=C H CH // H C 'c=c as Add lone pairs and formal charges So that all atoms have full octet of electrons b) A Co metal is bonded to this Salen ligond. Identify x- and L- L-yoeligand C) what is the oxidation State amd # of d- electrons of the Co center ?

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter26: Molecular Absorption Spectrometry

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