Please answer only and b and c a) Provide the name of the coordination complex Na[CoCl4(NH;)2]b) Calculate the orbital multiplicity for a Cr3+ assuming it is a free ion (Not complex).c) Calculate the spin multiplicity of a metal ion Cr³* assuming a high spin crystal field.d) Calculate the quantum number S for metal ion Cr 3+splitting.assuming a high spin crystal fielde) Predict the spin only magnetic moment at 25°C for [Fe(CN)6140.

Orbital multiplicity of a metal is its total no.of orientations of orbital angular momentum L. which…

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b) Calculate the orbital multiplicity for a Cr3+ assuming it is a free ion (Not complex). c) Calculate the spin multiplicity of a metal ion Cr3* assuming a high spin crystal field.

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Please answer only and b and c

a) Provide the name of the coordination complex Na[CoCl4(NH;)2]
b) Calculate the orbital multiplicity for a Cr3+ assuming it is a free ion (Not complex).
c) Calculate the spin multiplicity of a metal ion Cr³* assuming a high spin crystal field.
d) Calculate the quantum number S for metal ion Cr 3+
splitting.
assuming a high spin crystal field
e) Predict the spin only magnetic moment at 25°C for [Fe(CN)6140.

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