According to ligand-field theory, in a strictly octahedral environment, this object it is described by a one g symmetry.
According to ligand-field theory, in a strictly octahedral environment, this object it is described by a one g symmetry. A slight perturbation of reaction rates is can be observed due to the fact that self-interaction causes the energy of one of these to be higher by a quantity proportional to the fifth power of the fine structure constant times the electron rest energy than the energy predicted by Dirac theory. Relativistic contraction of this structure in gives rise to the inert pair effect. The (*) wavefunction associated with this orbital displays a central anti-node and exhibits perfect spherical symmetry. FTP, name this type of orbital characterized by vanishing magnetic and azimuthal quantum numbers, orbitals filled by the first electron with a given principle quantum number before the p orbital.
According to ligand-field theory, in a strictly octahedral environment, this object it is described by a one g symmetry.
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