i. A brief explanation of how the nature of theligand (strong-field or weak-field) will affect themagnetic moment of a d-block compound. Usea specific example of two different octahedralcomplexes containing the same metal ion anddifferent ligands and the crystal field splittingdiagrams to illustrate your point.ii. A brief explanation how the oxidation state ofthe d-block metal alters the number of d-electrons and will therefore affect the magneticmoment of a compound. Use a specific exampleof a d-block metal in two different oxidationstates and the crystal field splitting diagrams toillustrate your point.

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i. A brief explanation of how the nature of the ligand (strong-field or weak-field) will affect the magnetic moment of a d-block compound. Use a specific example of two different octahedral complexes containing the same metal ion and different ligands and the crystal field splitting diagrams to illustrate your point.

i. A brief explanation of how the nature of the ligand (strong-field or weak-field) will affect the magnetic moment of a d-block compound. Use a specific example of two different octahedral complexes containing the same metal ion and different ligands and the crystal field splitting diagrams to illustrate your point.

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter26: Molecular Absorption Spectrometry

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