Which of these crystal-field splitting diagrams represents: (a) A weak-field octahedral complex of Fe3+, (b) A strong-field
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(a) A weak-field octahedral complex of Fe3+,
(b) A strong-field octahedral complex of Fe3+,
(c) A tetrahedral complex of Fe3+,
(d) A tetrahedral complex of Fe3+? (The diagrams do not indicate the relative magnitudes of Δ.) [Section 23.6]
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Chemistry The Central Science
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Authors: Theodore Brown, Eugene LeMay, Bruce Bursten, Catherine Murphy, Patrick Woodward
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