Statement-1 : [FeF₆]³⁻ is a low spin complex.
Statement-2 : Low spin complexes have lesser number of
unpaired electrons.
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Explanation:
[FeF₆]³⁻ has 0 unpaired electrons
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Both statements are correct and statement 2 describes statement 1 correctly.
Explanation:
- There are different types of chelating agents which can donate electrons in vacant orbitals of central atoms.
- They are either strong field chelates or weak field chelates.
- The strong field chelates can push the electrons of the central atom to being the paired electrons which can lead to freeing up the orbitals fully.
- But weak field chelates cannot do so.
- Fluoride is a weak field chelate.
- So the complex formed has no unpaired electrons which can show spin.
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