2. Using the Tanabe-Sugano diagram for an octahedral d' complex, predict the UV- Vis spectra (make a plot of absorption vs. energy), list the term symbols of the spin- allowed transitions and the spin-forbidden transitions, and indicate the region of high absorption due to charge transfer for the following two cases: a) A/B = 10 plot spin-allowed transitions spin-forbidden transitions b) Ao/B = 30 plot spin-allowed transitions spin-forbidden transitions

2. Using the Tanabe-Sugano diagram for an octahedral d' complex, predict the UV- Vis spectra (make a plot of absorption vs. energy), list the term symbols of the spin- allowed transitions and the spin-forbidden transitions, and indicate the region of high absorption due to charge transfer for the following two cases: a) A/B = 10 plot spin-allowed transitions spin-forbidden transitions b) Ao/B = 30 plot spin-allowed transitions spin-forbidden transitions

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter24: Introduction To Spectrochemical Methods

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