b) For the following pair of complex ions suggest and explain which will have the strongest C=C double bond. Your answer should include a clear description, including orbital interaction diagrams, of the bonding between transition metals and alkenes, and between transition metals and CO. [(n-CsH₂)Fe(n²-CH₂=CH₂):] Na In-C:H:Fe(n?-CH=CH:){(CO)]Na*

b) For the following pair of complex ions suggest and explain which will have the strongest C=C double bond. Your answer should include a clear description, including orbital interaction diagrams, of the bonding between transition metals and alkenes, and between transition metals and CO. [(n-CsH₂)Fe(n²-CH₂=CH₂):] Na In-C:H:Fe(n?-CH=CH:){(CO)]Na*

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Chapter26: Molecular Absorption Spectrometry

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