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... ligands . Their modifica- tions of the quantum states , and the symmetry of their arrangement around the central ion can be deduced from ligand field theory . This theory enables the relative ener- gies of the absorption peaks to be ...
... ligands . Their modifica- tions of the quantum states , and the symmetry of their arrangement around the central ion can be deduced from ligand field theory . This theory enables the relative ener- gies of the absorption peaks to be ...
Page 569
... ligands . There is a certain amount of pi bonding involved in the chlorine- oxygen bonds . The perchlorate ion has little tendency to serve as a ligand in complexes , and thus perchlorates are widely used as electrolytes in studies of ...
... ligands . There is a certain amount of pi bonding involved in the chlorine- oxygen bonds . The perchlorate ion has little tendency to serve as a ligand in complexes , and thus perchlorates are widely used as electrolytes in studies of ...
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... ligands , mainly oxygen and fluorine . Compounds with the oxidation numbers +1 , +3 , +4 , +5 , and +7 are known ... ligand toward hard metal ions than the chloride ion , complex bromides are in general less stable than the corresponding ...
... ligands , mainly oxygen and fluorine . Compounds with the oxidation numbers +1 , +3 , +4 , +5 , and +7 are known ... ligand toward hard metal ions than the chloride ion , complex bromides are in general less stable than the corresponding ...
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