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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
x + 4 * 0 – 2 * 1 = +1
x = +3
Fe+3 = 4s0 3d5
In presence of strong ligand, i.e, CO.
Spin only magnetic moment
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Na/H2 can not reduce a functional group as Na does not behaves as catalyst here.
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Stability order of oxides (X2O) is,
l2O > Cl2O > Br2O
Bonds of halogen & oxygen are covalent due to less EN difference.
Stability of (I - O) bond is higher due to less polarity and that of (Cl-O) bond is higher due to multiple bonding.
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