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Explores the Spectrochemical Series for metals and ligands, Crystal Field Splitting, Jahn-Teller distortion, and bonding interactions in coordination compounds.
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Explores loop corrections and counter terms in quantum field theory, showcasing how divergences are handled and predictions are extracted from loop calculations.