Crystal Field Theory

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[@Benneification]

So why exactly do the ligands repel these orbitals making them energetically unfavorable while in classic bond theory we explain the formation of a chemical bond by OVERLAPPING orbitals?

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I like your explanations. They are brief and concise. I have a background in Chemistry. When it comes to ligands, do we not have pi acceptor and pi donor ligands? If you do not have a video on that could you do one? Also do you have something on the spectrochemical series?

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Awesome!!!! i can now understand coordination compound crystal clear! XD

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Can you explain when two more more different ligands are coordinated and how these affects the high spin and low spin complexity

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[@PritomAhad]

At 4:54, it ligands approach dxy dxz dyz, so it means in tetrahedral higher energy shells get filled first? But in octahedral the lower shell got filled?

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

So it's always the lower-energy orbitals that get filled first, it's just that the identity of the lower-energy orbitals changes depending on the geometry.

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[@MillyC9922]

Hi, I absolutely love your videos, they have already helped me a lot throughout my undergrad degree, so thanks a lot!! Just one question, at 5:16 in your diagram for square planar complexes, shouldn’t the dz2 orbital be lower in energy than the dxy orbital?

[@santbhindranwalejidefanche8767]

Yes it should be. In order of highest to lowest: (dx2-y2) > (dxy) > (dz2) > (dxz, dyz)

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Can we have one explaining the interactions of the lobes and electrostatic repulsion to

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[@benYaakov]

Hello , I have seen on internet that shape of dz² is square planar . Is it correct ? And what do it mean even ?

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

no there are no two-dimensional orbitals, check out my tutorial on quantum numbers for the orbital shapes

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[@spuddsalli8559]

So weak field ligands show less colour and strong filled ligands show more colour as the difference in energies is sfl is greater than wfl, right?

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What is the CFSE value of co(NH3)6+3

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Sir does crystal field theory has any limitations?

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[@galinacavaljiu4203]

Hi, is it Fe2+ means d4 ,as is loosing 2 electrons and instead of 26 will have 24? thank you

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

yes it lost 2 electrons but it will lose its s electrons, not d.

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Thanks sir I got your all points but cofused in axis of d orbitals

[@gavgaff]

I remember it by the exponent meaning on the axis (e.g. x^2 - y^2 means the orbitals are on the x and y axis, and z^2 meaning the orbitals are on the z axis) and for the orbitals that are in between the axis, the notation tells you which axis they are between (e.g. xz means the orbital lies between the x and z axis, yz means the orbital lies between the y and z axis, and xy means the orbital lies between the x and y axis). Hope that helps!

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do CFT explains the order of spectrochemical series?

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Can you also make a video on Ligand Field theory???

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That's coming in the inorganic series!

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