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What are weak field and strong field ligands? What is spectrochemical series?

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WEAK FIELD LIGANDS :-

»»The ones at the beginning, such as I−, produce weak splitting (small Δ) and are thus weak field ligands. Theligands toward the end of the series, such as ​CN−, will produce strong splitting (large Δ) and thus are strongfield ligands. A picture of the spectrochemical series is provided below.

STRONG FIELD LIGANDS:-

»»The ones at the beginning, such as I−, produce weak splitting (small Δ) and are thus weak field ligands. Theligands toward the end of the series, such as ​CN−, will produce strongsplitting (large Δ) and thus are strong field ligands.

SPECTROCHEMICAL SERIES

»»A spectrochemical series is a list of ligands ordered on ligand strength and a list of metal ions based on oxidation number, group and its identity.

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