Tetrahedral complexes - LFSE?
why is it that d5 octahedral complexes may exist in either high spin or low spin configurations, but d5 tetrahedral complexes are always in a high spin configuration?
i know that almost all tetrahderal complexes are high spin.
how can I explain the above question using CFSE splitting diagram?
thank you
i know that almost all tetrahderal complexes are high spin.
how can I explain the above question using CFSE splitting diagram?
thank you
Original post by Bloom77
why is it that d5 octahedral complexes may exist in either high spin or low spin configurations, but d5 tetrahedral complexes are always in a high spin configuration?
i know that almost all tetrahderal complexes are high spin.
how can I explain the above question using CFSE splitting diagram?
thank you
i know that almost all tetrahderal complexes are high spin.
how can I explain the above question using CFSE splitting diagram?
thank you
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