Coordination Chemistry | Monday MCQ | Detailed Solution

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Sr, in the 6th question td complex MnCl4 is laporte allowed, spin forbidden one and Oh complex here is laporte forbidden- spin allowed one. So MnCl4 should have high intensity right?

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This is really good effort. Thank you for this. Please continue this series. Regarding sixth question. You have just considered spin selection rule here. Of course that is sufficient too. But I think even laporte rule can be considered to compare the absorptivity of 2 complexes in which transitions are spin allowed. So, I think transitions in Co(NH3)5Cl will be stronger as the complex is non centrosymmetric than in centrosymmetric Co(NH3)6.

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Hello sir 6 no.q may diya gya complex lapport forbidden h or mncl4 lapporat allow tho sir 1 st wala strong kesay ho gya but sir mncl4 spin forbidden. Tho h .please solve this problem

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Sir, In 3rd qstn [Co(NH3)5]2+ complex the configuration is d7 know but you xplained d5

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..... Sir doubt on first answer ...... Answer should be (d) because of poor sheilding effect of d orbital of Fe ......

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Sir metal +2 oxidation state me ammonia k sath high spin ya phir low spin bnaega???

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In question 6 sir tetrahedral structure has more intensity than octahedral

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Sir, in the 6th question, isn't Mn complex is a non-centrosymmetric one (as it is tetrahedral)?. So, won't the transition be intense as it is not laporte forbidden?

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i have the same doubt.....can any1 clarify?

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But intensity for spin allowed is more ......so first we have to look upon spin allowed

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Sir, question 4th mai d4 low spin inert hota I think fir apne labile kis basis pe liya ??

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Is in case of Td compound laporte rule is allowed as there is no inversion centre in it

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For absorption dipole moment is not considered?

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d6(LS) is spin allowed?

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Sir in question no.3 how CO+2 is labile,,it show inert, it is d7

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After reaction pentaamine cobalt fully converted to hexa aqua complex,though NH3 is strong field than aqua ligand.....why ?

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Bcoz it's a labile complex

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At 10:27, Co2+ should be d7. You have written it d5. Am I wrong?

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@@AllBoutChemistry Thank you. Also, at 12:44, d4 (LS) in case of Mn3+ should be inert, but you have taken it here as labile. I know that you've told it comparatively labile than d3, but does it really make such a difference in rate of ligand exchange than the metals in d3 (absolutely inert) configuration?

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sir al(h2o)6 3+ pka value is 2.46 and fe(h2o)6 3+ pka value is 2.2 these are experimental values so your 1st ans is wrong

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