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Considering that 0 > P, the magnetic moment (in BM) of would be .
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- Find the oxidation state of Ru in .
Since is a neutral ligand,
So the metal ion is .
- Write the electronic configuration of Ru and .
Atomic number of Ru is . Ground-state configuration of Ru:
Removing two electrons for :
So it is a system.
- Use the given condition .
This means the octahedral crystal field splitting is greater than pairing energy, so the complex is low spin.
For an octahedral low-spin configuration:
All six electrons are paired.
- Count unpaired electrons.
Number of unpaired electrons,
- Calculate magnetic moment.
Using spin-only formula:
Thus,
- Final answer
The magnetic moment of is:
- Comparison with stored correct answer
Stored correct answer =
My derived answer also is , so they agree.
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