10 Tricky Questions from Coordination Chemistry | CSIR NET | GATE | IIT-JAM | TIFR | M.Sc

The video covers 10 Tricky Questions from Coordination Chemistry asked in CSIR NET Exams. This Topicwise Solved Problem series will cover all important topics and problems asked from them in recent GATE and CSIR NET exams.
The main motive of these videos is to provide proper Problem Solving Skill to the learners so that they can approach questions much easily in exams.
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Fe 2+ and Co 3+ are spin,orbital forbidden, Co 2+ is only orbital forbidden. So order of decreasing intensity would be Co 2+, Fe 2+, Co 3+. I guess Co 3+ would be least because of low spin, i.e. large energy gap b/w both levels.

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