Lecture

Crystal Field Effects: Overview

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Description

This lecture provides an overview of crystal field effects, starting with the behavior of orbitals in a charged environment based on hydrogen atom solutions. The focus then shifts to the octahedral environment, exploring spin states in 3D transition metals and the distinction between high spin and low spin due to orbital quenching, concluding with the Janteler effects.

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