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Valence bond theory: hybridisation and magnetism
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Using the spin-only formula, the ratio
μ
(
[
FeF
X
6
]
X
3
−
)
/
μ
(
[
Fe
(
CN
)
X
6
]
X
3
−
)
(high spin for
F
X
−
, low spin for
CN
X
−
) is closest to:
A
2.65
B
1.53
C
5.00
D
3.42
Answer: D
Both ions contain
Fe
X
3
+
(
d
5
). Fluoride complex:
n
=
5
,
μ
=
35
=
5.92
BM. Cyanide complex:
n
=
1
,
μ
=
3
=
1.73
BM. Ratio =
5.92/1.73
=
3.42
.
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