For the complexes:2-(1){Co(NO)6}Splitting patterm: octahedral of tetrahedral?(II) {Co(H2O)6}*Splitting pattern: octahedral of tetrahedralStrong or weak field ligand?Strong or weak field ligand?Number of unpaired electrons?Number of unpaired electrons?Which is more paramagnetic; (I) or (II)?

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For the complexes: M{Co(NO)6)2- Splitting patterm: octahedral of tetrahedral? (II) {Co(H2O)6}** Splitting pattern: octahedral of tetrahedral 4+ Strong or weak field ligand? Strong or weak field ligand? Number of unpaired electrons? Number of unpaired electrons? Which is more paramagnetic; (I) or (II)?

For the complexes: M{Co(NO)6)2- Splitting patterm: octahedral of tetrahedral? (II) {Co(H2O)6}** Splitting pattern: octahedral of tetrahedral 4+ Strong or weak field ligand? Strong or weak field ligand? Number of unpaired electrons? Number of unpaired electrons? Which is more paramagnetic; (I) or (II)?

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Chapter21: Transition Metals And Coordination Chemistry

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