Lecture

Ligand Field Theory: Octahedral Coordination Complexes

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Description

This lecture introduces ligand field theory, combining crystal field theory and molecular orbital theory. The instructor reviews molecular orbital theory and explains how to draw ligand field splitting diagrams for octahedral coordination complexes with pure sigma donors.

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Chemistry

Inorganic chemistry: Coordination chemistry

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