Among Fe++ and Co+++, which metal cation is more paramagnetic and why?
Asked by arjunsah797
| 10th May, 2022,
12:16: PM
Expert Answer:
Fe2+ has electronic configuration [Ar]3d6. There is four unpaired electrons in d-orbitals making it paramagnetic.
CO+2 has Co2+ contains 3 unpaired electrons So, it is also paramagnetic in nature.
Fe+2 is more paramagnetic than Co+2 because of more number of unpaired electrons.
Answered by Ravi
| 11th May, 2022,
06:23: PM
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