a) Illustrate the transfer of electrons from the ligand to metal ion in hexaaquairon(III) ion, [Fe(H;O),j*. b) Distinguish between an absorption spectrum and a calibration curve in terms of its y- axis and x-axis. c) Differentiate between the cause of real and chemical deviations.

a) Illustrate the transfer of electrons from the ligand to metal ion in hexaaquairon(III) ion, [Fe(H;O),j*. b) Distinguish between an absorption spectrum and a calibration curve in terms of its y- axis and x-axis. c) Differentiate between the cause of real and chemical deviations.

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Chapter8: Bonding In Transition Metal Compounds And Coordination Complexes

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a)
Illustrate the transfer of electrons from the ligand to metal ion in hexaaquairon(III) ion,
(Fe(H,O).J°*.
b) Distinguish between an absorption spectrum and a calibration curve in terms of its y-
axis and x-axis.
c)
Differentiate between the cause of real and chemical deviations.

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