Solve the problem with detail explaintion using following information. Using data in Tableinterelectronic repulsion in going from the gaseousFe+ ion to (FeF6]³¯ ..estimate the reduction in the Metal ionkLigandshCo(III)0.356 Br2.3Rh(III)0.286 CI2.0Co(II)0.246 [CN]¯2.0Fe(III)0.243 en1.5Cr(III)0.216 NH31.4Ni(II)0.126 H2O1.0Mn(II)0.076 F0.8

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Using data in Table interelectronic repulsion in going from the gaseous Fe+ ion to [FeF6J°¯. .estimate the reduction in the

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Solve the problem with detail explaintion using following information.

Using data in Table
interelectronic repulsion in going from the gaseous
Fe+ ion to (FeF6]³¯ .
.estimate the reduction in the

Metal ion
k
Ligands
h
Co(III)
0.35
6 Br
2.3
Rh(III)
0.28
6 CI
2.0
Co(II)
0.24
6 [CN]¯
2.0
Fe(III)
0.24
3 en
1.5
Cr(III)
0.21
6 NH3
1.4
Ni(II)
0.12
6 H2O
1.0
Mn(II)
0.07
6 F
0.8

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