6) The crystal filed splitting A for several complexes of chromium are shown below. Explain the differences in values Complex A(cm¬1) [CrFJ* [Cr(OH;),J** [CFFJ*- [Cr(CN),J*- 15 000 17 400 22 000 26 600

6) The crystal filed splitting A for several complexes of chromium are shown below. Explain the differences in values Complex A(cm¬1) [CrFJ* [Cr(OH;),J** [CFFJ- [Cr(CN),J- 15 000 17 400 22 000 26 600

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6) The crystal filed splitting A for several complexes of chromium are shown below. Explain the
differences in values
Complex
A(cm¬1)
[CrFJ*
[Cr(OH;),J**
[CFFJ*-
[Cr(CN),J*-
15 000
17 400
22 000
26 600

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