Chemistry, asked by priskajoice5, 2 months ago

salts of zn, cd, and Hg are colourless why?

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Answered by jigyasagandhi2006

Answer:

because they react with other compounds so they colorless

Answered by shiekaanadiyan

Explanation:

Since, Zn, Cd, and Hg have completely filled shells and there is no unpaired electrons. Due to this there is no d-d transition as a result, the complexes formed by Zn, Cd, and Hg are colourless.

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salts of zn, cd, and Hg are colourless why?​

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salts of zn, cd, and Hg are colourless why?