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The complexes V(H2O5)3 and 6VFare both known. Draw the d-orbital energy-level diagram for V(III) octahedral complexes What

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The complexes ﴾V(H2O5)3 and 6VFare both known.
Draw the d-orbital energy-level diagram for V(III) octahedral complexes
What gives rise to the colors of these complexes?
Which of the two complexes would you expect to absorb light of higher energy? Explain.
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