Chemistry, asked by likhith94, 9 months ago

Arrange the following ions in the decreasing order of their magnetic moment
I. V4+
II. Mn3+
III. Fe3+
IV. Ni2+
[At nos. V=23 Mn=25 Fe=26 Ni=28]

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Answered by AditiHegde
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Given:

I. V4+

II. Mn3+

III. Fe3+

IV. Ni2+

To find:

Arrange the given ions in the decreasing order of their magnetic moment

Solution:

We calculate the magnetic moment using the number of lone pair of electrons present in an ion.

so, we have,

μ = √[n (n + 2)]

where,

μ = magnetic moment

n = number of unpaired electrons

From given, we have,

I. V4+

V4+ has 1 lone pair of electrons,

μ = √[n (n + 2)]

μ = √[1 (1 + 2)]

∴ μ = 1.73 BM

II. Mn3+

Mn3+ has 4 lone pair of electrons,

μ = √[n (n + 2)]

μ = √[4 (4 + 2)]

∴ μ = 4.89 BM

III. Fe3+

Fe3+ has 5 lone pair of electrons,

μ = √[n (n + 2)]

μ = √[5 (5 + 2)]

∴ μ = 5.91 BM

IV. Ni2+

Ni2+ has 2 lone pair of electrons,

μ = √[n (n + 2)]

μ = √[2 (2 + 2)]

∴ μ = 2.82 BM

The arrangement the given ions in the decreasing order of their magnetic moment is Fe3+ > Mn3+ > Ni2+ > V4+

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