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    Electronic Spectra of Complexes

    Color is due to electronic transition b/w levels whose SPACING corresponds tothe wavelength of light available in visible region (complimentary color isobserved).

    SPACING depends on:- geometry of complex- nature of ligands- oxidation state of metal

    [Co(H2O)6]2+

    Oh, Pink[CoCl4]

    2-

    T d, Blue

    [Ni(H2O)6]2+

    Oh, Green [Ni(NH3)6]

    2+

    Oh, Blue

    [Cr(H2O)6]2+

    Oh, Bright Blue[Cr(H2O)6]

    3+

    Oh, Violet

    Many TM complexes show color, e.g.

           3 NH 

        e

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    Electronic Spectra: Examples 

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    Electronic Spectra 

    MO diagram of octahedralcomplex discussed so faris based on one-electronmodel

    Configuration dn → add effect of e–e repulsion → add effect of Ligand Field 

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    Effect of e-e repulsion: Term Symbols

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    Splitting of Terms in Chemical Environment

    (Transformation matrix) (General Transformation matrix)

    (else 2l  + 1)

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    Construction of Correlation Diagram

    Configuration dn → add effect of e–e repulsion → add effect of Ligand Field 

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    Correlation Diagram for a d2 system in Oh

    (a) Free ion terms

    (b) Weak field terms(c) Strong field ground

    and excited configuration

    (d) Strong field terms

    (e) Intermediate field

    Total degeneracy

    = (2l+1)*(2s+1)

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    Splitting of d n  and d 10-n  Terms in O h and T  d Field 

    d n  vs d 10-n  

    O h vs T  d

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    Correlation Diagram for a d2 and d8 system 

    Octahedral d8 and

    tetrahedral d2  on Left Octahedral d2 and

    tetrahedral d8  on Right 

    Ot 

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    Correlation Diagram for a d4 system 

    Octahedral d10-n and tetrahedral dn  on Left 

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    Correlation Diagram for a dn system 

    (a) d2 and d8 (b) d3 and d7  (c) d4 and d6  (d) d5 

    Octahedral d10-n and tetrahedral dn  on Left 

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    Interpretation of Electronic Spectrum 

    Selection Rules:Laporte allowed transition are those with a change in parity

    Spin allowed transition have same spin multiplicity

    Interpretation of Electronic Spectrum:1. No. (and position) of spectral lines2. Intensity of spectral lines

    3. Width of spectral band

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    Molar absorptivities for various types of electronic transition

    observed in complexes 

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    Ground & excited terms having the same spin for weak field

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    Orgel Diagram 

    d3 system Co2+ ion

    Td (right), Oh (left)

    T b S Di

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    Tanabe – Sugano Diagrams 

    T b S Di

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    Tanabe – Sugano Diagrams 

    I f F T b S Di

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    Info. From Tanabe – Sugano Diagrams d6 system 

    e.g. Low spin [Co(en)3]+

    I f F T b S Di

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    Info. From Tanabe – Sugano Diagrams 

    Ratio = 1.32;

    corresponds to D/B = 32.8

    Gives B = 657/cm and D = 21550/cm

    I f f T b S Di

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    Info. from Tanabe – Sugano Diagrams 

    d3


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