10 Tricky Questions from Inorganic Spectroscopy | CSIR NET | GATE | IIT-JAM | TIFR | M.Sc

The video covers 10 Tricky Questions from Inorganic Spectroscopy asked in CSIR NET Exams. This Topicwise Solved Problem series will cover all important topics and problems asked from them in recent GATE and CSIR NET exams.
The main motive of these videos is to provide proper Problem Solving Skill to the learners so that they can approach questions much easily in exams.
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Right on bat!! I really needed this topic's revision.

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[@keertiphadke6563]

When symmetry is c3v both axial n equatorial co should have same chemical environment I think.

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Sir please do the video on bioinirganic chemistry it will be very helpful on short time revision. Please sir.

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Excellent explanation..thanks

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sir, in dec 2019 qsn 9, In fac isomer how 2 eq CO have same envimnt. 1 is near to axial CO, but other is near to axial PPh3,so boths are different or not??

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Sir the table is not clear. Can you please upload a PDF of it....plsssss🙏

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Sir in 75th question as you said option 3 will be correct answer but if we go with the concept heavier atom split first option 4 will be the correct Sir kindly explain it

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Sir mossbauer wale ans mai transition mai galti h aap ek bar check kr please.

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Sir,for nonpascalian n=1,then it split 1:1:1,is it correct sir

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That's true if I value is 1 Here I value is 3/2 So it will be 1:1:1:1

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