Grade 12Inorganic Chemistry
Sir,May I know more about the Crystal Field Theory and it`s important questions....
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Vikas TU
(CFT) depicts the softening of orbital decadence up move metal edifices because of the nearness of ligands. CFT subjectively portrays the quality of the metal-ligand bonds. In light of the quality of the metal-ligand bonds, the vitality of the framework is changed. This may prompt a change in attractive properties and also color.Crystal field hypothesis (CFT) portrays the softening of orbital decadence up move metal edifices because of the nearness of ligands. CFT subjectively portrays the quality of the metal-ligand bonds. In view of the quality of the metal-ligand bonds, the vitality of the framework is changed. This may prompt a change in attractive properties and in addition shading.
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