Chemistry, asked by gowthamgowtham4090, 7 months ago

The complex with highest number of unpaired electrons is

A) K4[Fe(CN)6] B) K4[FeF6]

C) [Ti(H O) ]

3+

D) [Cr(NH ) ]

3+

2 6 3 6​

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Answered by shubhamhimbaru230420
4

Explanation:

In [CuBr41]2−, the Cu2+(3d9) atom undergoes sp3 hybridization and contains 1 unpaired electrons. hence, it has maximum number of unpaired electrons.

Answered by sunithaedaniranjan
3

Answer:

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