Lecture

Coordination Chemistry: High Spin Complexes and Ligands

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of high spin complexes and ligands in coordination chemistry, focusing on the properties and structures of different metal complexes with weak and strong field ligands. The instructor explains the electronic configurations, donor atoms, and the impact of ligands on the spin state of metal ions. Additionally, the lecture discusses the differences between low spin and high spin complexes, as well as the influence of ligands on the magnetic properties of metal complexes.

Instructor

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Chemistry

Inorganic chemistry: Coordination chemistry

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