Charge Transfer Spectra | LMCT | MLCT | Electroic Transitions

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Hi sir can you please explain that the color of brown ring complex is due to LMCT?

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Sir how we come to know that dd transition will occur or charge transfer will occur in a complex

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The minimum intensity of absorption for the following complex in the UV-visible region?
A) Mn(H2O)6²+ B) Cr(H2O)6²+ C) V(H2O)6 ²+ D) Co(H2O) 6²+
please answer and explain the reason

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a1g, a2g, t2u.. etc
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Sir I think ligand having higher energy orbital is effective for LMCT

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In lmct you also told that metal should be in high oxidation state....... In question no 1. mn=+7 os cr=+6 and v=+5 a/c to this order will be mn>cr>v.....can u please explain this.... I have contradiction in my mind

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There is one more factor involve that on moving right to left the size decrease size of metal decrease thus energy differences between ligand to metal orbital decreases.

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Sir on increasing the o.s of metal lmct should increase???

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Sir ,u told for LMCT possible for the metal is high oxidation state but Mn is +7 , V +3 here ,LMCT is lower in MN than V ,HOW ???,I am confused sir , please tell me clearly

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Top to bottom..LMCT energy increase means LMCT rate increase or decrease?? Which one is more intense due to LMCT sir ??

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In lmct if metal has high oxidation state then nuclear force is higher for the vacant orbital of the metal. Thus lower in energy. Bt at 6.52 u said that high energy metal orbital...
Plz ans bhai...

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Sir you told metal should be present in higher oxidation state for better LMCT... But LMCT decreases when oxidation state increases.. How sir???

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I think in LMCT the metal should have low lying vacant orbitals(lower energy) and the ligand should have lone pair of electrons of relatively higher energy. In such a case the transition will more likely to happen.

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It is highest of metal but lower in energy then the or ital of ligands...

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I think filled orbital of ligand has high energy then t2g

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You are saying that if energy gap between the ligand orbital and metal orbital inc. then LMCT inc. if energy gap is increses then transition would be difficult to occur then how we can say that LMCT Is inc. down the group

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Sir I have a small dout that is you said from top to bottom in a group LMCT energy increases so Hgl2 have high energy so why the energy gap is less in Hgl than Hgcl, that means energy and charge transfer is inverse proportional ha ?????

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Sir doubt? requirements of LMCT is metal should be higher oxidation state but Ru+4 having less LMCT why?

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I understood this. Sir please help to explain (CrO4)^2- with molecular orbital diagram.Reason for ,Down the group energy increses in LMCT

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Sir ,if LMCT decreases with increaing oxidation state then why in the starting was it mentioned that the metal should be in high oxidation state..

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The trend that LMCT decreases is actually for LMCT energy or you can say the energy required to carry LMCT

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