3) TI, V, Cr, Mn and Fe all form hexacarbonyl molecules. Assuming you have all of them, but the 5 samples are unlabelled, what spectroscopic technique can you use to characterise them (excluding X-Ray)?

3) TI, V, Cr, Mn and Fe all form hexacarbonyl molecules. Assuming you have all of them, but the 5 samples are unlabelled, what spectroscopic technique can you use to characterise them (excluding X-Ray)?

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