Chemistry Coordination Compounds
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Statement – I True
Statement – II False
Dimethyl glyoxime is the bidentate anionic ligand.
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NH3 behaves as strong field ligand with Co2+ & Co3+

It has one unpaired electorn.

It has no unpaired electrons
So, total unpaired electrons in both compounds is 1.
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(A) - Paramagnetic & coloured
- Diamagnetic & colourless
- Diamagnetic & colourless
(B) - Diamagnetic & colourless
- Diamagnetic & colourless
- paramagnetic & coloured
(C)
All are diamagnetic & colourless
(D)
All are paramagnetic & coloured
All d- & f block paramagnetic cations are coloured also.
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For Ni2+, crystal field CFSE magnitude shows the magnitude of absorbed light. Following are the energy absorbed order
Hence order of colour of compounds are.
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dsp2 hybridisation
Paring developed due to strong ligand effect.
NiCl2.6H2O
Ni2+ ->3d84s0

Ni2+ -> 3d84s0

[Ni (CO)4]
Ni->3d84s2

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In strong field of octahedral complex of Fe2+, the electronic configuration is,
Number of unpaired electrons are zero in the presence of strong field ligand.
Hence, spin only magnetic moment =
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