Lecture

Crystal Field Theory: Octahedral and Tetragonal Distortions

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Description

This lecture delves into Crystal Field Theory, focusing on the impact of ligands on d orbitals in octahedral and tetrahedral environments. The instructor explains the energy splitting of d orbitals, the crystal field stabilization energy, and the effects of axial elongation and compression on the orbital diagrams.

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