Chemistry, asked by sowmikareddy3847, 11 months ago

Why tetrahedral nickel(ii) complexes are paramagnetic?

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The electronic configuration of Ni(II) is->[Ar}3d^8. As Ni(II) has 2 unpaired electrons, therefore the complexes formed by Ni(II) are paramagnetic.

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