Tanabe-Sugano diagrams are used to predict the absorption spectra of these substances, which can undergo charge transfer, a process observed using UV-Vis spectroscopy.
The study of these compounds was pioneered by Alfred Werner, who first created the compound hexol and demonstrated its chirality. Tanabe-Sugano diagrams are used to predict the absorption spectra of these substances, which can undergo charge transfer, a process observed using UV-Vis spectroscopy. These compounds may exhibit linkage isomerism, and the rate of their formation is governed by their stability constant. Examples of these compounds include metallocenes and (*) chelating agents, and they are described by the interactions of their contiguous and non-contiguous atoms of ligands with the central atom. For 10 points, name these chemical complexes prominent in organometallic chemistry that consist of metal ions bonded to covalent anions.
The study of these compounds was pioneered by Alfred Werner, who first created the compound hexol and demonstrated its chirality.
coordination complex [prompt on ligand]