Oh Complexes Flashcards

1
Q

Δo

A

10 Dq

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2
Q

Degeneracy of A states

A

1

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3
Q

Degeneracy of E states

A

2

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4
Q

Degeneracy of T states

A

3

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5
Q

Why are Orgel diagrams not interested n d0 or d10

A

No possible electron transitions

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6
Q

What are Racah parameters

A

Constants used to describe interelectronic repulsion

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7
Q

What does B depend on

A

Ligand type and how hard a ligand s

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8
Q

Tanabe-Sugano diagrams

A

Start in low-spin and work towards free atom

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9
Q

Nephalauxetic effect

A

Decrease of B in complex compared to free ion

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10
Q

What does nephalauxetic effect depend on

A

Softness of ligand donor atom, softer has better overlap of metal d-orbitals with ligand, gives more diffuse MO so d electrons more spread out which decreases d-d electron repulsion

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11
Q

What does a smaller nephalauxetic β mean

A

Greater degree of covalent bonding

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12
Q

Ligand-metal charge transfer

A

Can be ligand to metal charge transfer where there’s transfer of ligand character orbital to one that’s metal character of vice versa

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13
Q

Why are ligand-metal charge transfers very strong

A

Spin and Laporte allowed

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14
Q

What does Racah parameter B measure

A

D-d electron repulsion

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