A transition metal complex adopts $t_{2} g^{4} e g^{2}$ configuration . The nature of ligand surrounding the ion is :-

Strong field

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Solution

The correct option is B weak field

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It is a weak field ligand and forms high spin complexes as pairing occurs after filling of $e_{q}$ orbital.
$∴$ Answer is Option B.

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A transition metal complex adopts t2g4eg2 configuration . The nature of ligand surrounding the ion is :-

The correct option is B weak field(Refer to Image)It is a weak field ligand and forms high spin complexes as pairing occurs after filling of eq orbital.∴ Answer is Option B.

A transition metal complex adopts $t_{2} g^{4} e g^{2}$ configuration . The nature of ligand surrounding the ion is :-

The correct option is B weak field

(Refer to Image)
It is a weak field ligand and forms high spin complexes as pairing occurs after filling of $e_{q}$ orbital.
$∴$ Answer is Option B.