Ligand Field Theory: Pi-Acceptors and Electrochemical Series

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Description

This lecture covers ligand field theory, focusing on pi-acceptors and the electrochemical series. The slides illustrate molecular orbital diagrams, bonding in different complexes, and the spectrochemical series across 3-d series metals. Exercises are provided to draw ligand field splitting diagrams for various metal complexes.

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Chemistry

Inorganic chemistry: Coordination chemistry

Organic chemistry: Organometallic chemistry

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