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Asked by arjunsah797
| 13th May, 2022,
06:50: PM
Expert Answer:
(a) A ligand is an ion or molecule, which donates a pair of electrons to the central metal atom or ion to form a coordination complex. Strong field ligands have large Δ. They are π-acceptor ligands. They have the tendency of pairing of electrons of the metal ions.
(b)Fig A is weak ligand because weak ligand can't do pairing.
(c) Ions of transition metals are colured due to presence of free unpaired electrons.
Answered by Ravi
| 16th May, 2022,
11:21: AM
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