Orgel diagram d1 to d10| octahedral tetrahedral complexes | groundstate term symbol | coordination

Orgel diagram of octahedral and tetrahedral complexes from d1 to d9 configurations, splitting of f subshell, tricks to find out groundstate term symbol of octahedral complexes are explained in this video.
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[@ChemicalFun]

Thank you
Only one thing Td molecular states aren't gerade in nature

[@sagar_officials80]

Very very easy explainations ever I have seen,concept is clear.Thank you so much mam.

[@pasanwishwajith6166]

Thank you very much

[@a.krishnakumar6604]

Very nice easily understand mam.. tq so much

[@josmyjoseph672]

Superb explanation. It is really helping me to understand the concept. Thank u mam

[@chemicosacademy5171]

thankyou🙂

[@maheshdara4580]

Your explain amazing......voice loudly noice....👌👌👌

[@Rishabhcric]

Ma'am in many book d5 orgel also show spin forbidden transitions 🤔🤔

[@mohammadshahidab6349]

Thank you so much.. your way of explanation is so clear mam... hope u receive the success for this hard work

[@chemicosacademy5171]

thankyou🙂

[@mohammadshahidab6349]

Welcome mam 😊

[@DRDR0730]

Thank you so much sister..very clear explanation..

[@vickyfearless8596]

Good teaching very much thank you sister

[@sandhyapatel9576]

Thankyou mam ❤ very nicely explained

[@Praveen-iq8uz]

I had one doubt mam.. For d5 and d10 both Oct and Ted structure are same?

[@chemicosacademy5171]

yes.only A1.

[@reemab2525]

I have something I did not understand it
In case of d2,d7,d3,d8, the term is F then the ground state will be A2g or T1g , but actually the electron is found in d orbital ,how is it ?

[@chemicosacademy5171]

the electrons are in d orbital only. these A,T terms are to denote the orbitals. they are mulliken symbols. to understnd more , you have to study group theory.

[@priyak-di3vh]

Very nice explanation mam

[@chemicosacademy5171]

thankyou 🙂

[@nimisha8875]

d7 have hole formalism ?

[@aliyagafoor5622]

Sprb explanation ❤️

[@James-Pookulathel]

Great

[@mohan9570]

Nice explanation

[@ismahabibah3986]

thankk you so much

[@dr.gajaganti1212]

Excellent explained, madam. Thank you.

[@roomikhan1273]

Thanabo sagano diagram please upload this topic

[@chemicosacademy5171]

Already uploaded..

[@johnyasarapu4669]

Tq

[@varshakumawat879]

Plzz d5 ko pura btaye

[@johnyasarapu4669]

Madam

[@varshakumawat879]

Aapne d5 ko pura explain nhi kiya

[@chemicosacademy5171]

Its explained. No splitting, only 1 level, that is A1g, and already explained trick to find termsymbol in beginning of video.

[@varshakumawat879]

@@chemicosacademy5171 thanks

[@digvijoyasarma8081]

If no splitting means no electronic transition, then why Mn(H2O)6^2+ gives pale pink colour?