Une way in which the stoichiometry of a complex ion can be determined is by measuring the color intensities of solutions containing different proportions of the ligand and metal ion. In one such experiment, the maximum color intensity was observed when 5.2 cm³ of a 1 x 10³ M manganese ion solution and 1.56 cm³ of a 1 x 102 M solution of ethylenediamine were mixed. Given that one mole of a compound containing the complex ion from this mixture produces three moles of silver chloride when the compound reacts with excess silver nitrate, show whether the compound is diamagnetic or paramagnetic.

Une way in which the stoichiometry of a complex ion can be determined is by measuring the color intensities of solutions containing different proportions of the ligand and metal ion. In one such experiment, the maximum color intensity was observed when 5.2 cm³ of a 1 x 10³ M manganese ion solution and 1.56 cm³ of a 1 x 102 M solution of ethylenediamine were mixed. Given that one mole of a compound containing the complex ion from this mixture produces three moles of silver chloride when the compound reacts with excess silver nitrate, show whether the compound is diamagnetic or paramagnetic.

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Chapter20: Transition Metals And Coordination Chemistry

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Problem 6Q: Four different octahedral chromium coordination compounds exist that all have the same oxidation...

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