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Calculate the difference in the net stabilization energies (in kJmol1) of Fe2+ octahedral complexes with CN ligands (Δ0=25000 cm1) and with H2O ligands (Δ0=10000 cm1). Given that the pairing energy, Ep=15000 cm1 for Fe2+ ion in both the complexes. (Given: h = 6×1034 Jsec, Avogadro's Number = 6×1023, Speed of light =3×108 m sec1)

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[Fe(CN)6]4 complex is a low spin complex with configuration t62ge0g.
While [Fe(H2O)6]2+ complex is a high spin complex with configuration t42ge2g
For [Fe(CN)6]4,

CFSE=25×6×Δ0+3Ep=(25×6×25000+3×15000) cm1=15000 cm1
For [Fe(H2O)6]2+,
CFSE=(25×4+35×2)×Δ0+15000=(0.4×10000+15000) cm1=11000 cm1
So, difference in CFSE = 11000(15000)=26000 cm1
E=hcλ=hc¯v=(6×1034)×(3×108)×(26000×102)×6×1023×103 kJ/mol
= 280.80 kJ/mol


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