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Ligands are ranked according to the extent that they split the d electrons. Strong field ligands cause the d orbitals to be split by a large amount. Weak field ligands, on the other hand, cause the d orbitals to be split by only a small amount. The order for some common ligands is as follows:
This is known as the spectrochemical series. A ligand like CO is called a strong field ligand, whereas as ligand like Cl-is considered a weak field ligand. Consider what this looks like for two octahedral complexes formed by Co3+: [CoCl6]3-( Co3+w/ six Cl-ligands) and [Co(CO)6]3+( Co3+w/ six neutral CO ligands):
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