Lecture

Crystal Field Effects: High Spin Low Spin

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Description

This lecture explores the crystal field effects on d orbitals, focusing on the transition between high spin and low spin states in ions like Sc³+, Ti⁴+, V⁵+, and more. The instructor discusses the impact of electron configurations on the total spin state.

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