[fe(CN)6]^-4and [Fe(h2o)6]^2 are of different. colours in dilute solutions .why,?
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is an inner orbital octahedral complex since CN⁻ is a strong field ligan d and causes the electrons to pair up.
On the other hand, in , water is a weak field ligan d
This means, CN⁻ has a higher crystal field splitting energy value than water.
Hence absorption energy of d-d transition also differs. So there is difference in their colors.
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