1. a. Number of unpaired electrons in a Co3+ tetrahedral complex, if it has weak field...

1. a. Number of unpaired electrons in a Co³⁺ tetrahedral complex, if it has weak field ligands?

b. Number of unpaired electrons in a Co³⁺ octahedral complex, if it has strong field ligands?

c. What kind of interaction is between CO and N2 (choices: ion-dipole, dipole-dipole, dipole-induced dipole, dispersion)

d. Vibrational transitions generally occur at shorter wavelength that electronic transitions. (T/F)

e. According to selection rules, which electronic transitions are allowed? (1s to 3d) (2p to 3p) (2p to 3d) (2s to 3s)

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