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| What is the order of the visible light spectrum |
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| People buy good yogurt often read. |
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| What is the wavelength range for visible light? |
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| What type of magnetism do t-metals primarily exhude |
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| Why might t-metals exhude a trend in one type of magnetism or another? |
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| They have more orbitals to fill up and so statistically there are less paired electrons. |
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| # of atoms from the ligand that are involved with the metal atom |
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| burn spontaneously when exposed to air |
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| a complex where the metal atom lies between ntwo pi bonded hydrocarbon ligands |
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| a metal atom sandwhiched between two cyclopentadienyl anions. |
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Absorption is dependent on the molar absorptivity of a substance of the pathlength of a substance of some concentration
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| The change in quantum number l can only be plus or minus 1 |
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| Ligand to metal charge transfer |
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| Metal to ligand Charge transfer |
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| This involves the ligand being exchanged for the anion in the anionic ligand |
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| This is the same as an ionization isomer except with water being exchanged and no charge being transferred. |
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| the difference between one coordination isomer and another is that ligands have been switched in some way. |
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| the difference here is the atom through which a ligand is connected. Say SCN was connected to the metal atom via S. Well a linkage isomer of this complex would be one where instead it was connected through the N. |
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| the difference between the HOMO LUMO in an octahedral complex |
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| where as many of the electrons are paired in a complex as possible |
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| as little electron pairing as possible |
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| Electron paramagnetic resonance |
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| This is a technique for studying chemical species that have one or more unpaired electrons |
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