Lecture

Coordination Chemistry: Chapter 3

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Description

This lecture covers the exercise session on Chapter 3 of the Coordination Chemistry CH-222 course, focusing on topics such as spherical and planar geometries, ligand effects, MO diagrams, and the octahedral coordination of metal ions. The slides provide detailed information on the coordination environment, ligand interactions, and the electronic structure of metal complexes.

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