The Complexes Co(NH3)63+ and Mo(CO)6 Are Isoelectronic and Diamagnetic In Both of These Complexes?(If Needed, Use the Following Equation:Spectrochemical
The complexes Co(NH3) 63+ and Mo(CO) 6 are isoelectronic and diamagnetic. The first complex is orange and the second complex is white. What can you deduce about the value of in both of these complexes?(If needed, use the following equation:Spectrochemical Series
I- < Br- < Cl- < F- < OH- < H2O< NH3 < en < NO2- < CN- < CO)
A) is larger in Mo(CO) 6 than in Co(NH3) 63+
B) is 0 in Mo(CO) 6
C) is smaller in Mo(CO) 6 than in Co(NH3) 63+
D) is the same in the two complexes
E) is 0 in Co(NH3) 63+
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