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What is the main advantage of the Angular Overlap Model (AOM) over the Ligand Field Theory (LFT)?

  • AOM estimates the strength of the interaction between M and L orbitals based on the overlap between them, while LFT does not.
  • AOM is easier to apply for geometries other than Oh, SQP, and Td, while LFT is limited in this aspect. (correct)
  • AOM considers both σ and π interactions, while LFT does not.
  • AOM uses the resulting energy change, while LFT does not.
  • According to the text, which type of interaction is considered in Sigma Donor Interactions?

  • Estimation of the strength of the interaction between M and L orbitals based on the overlap between them
  • Strongest σ interaction between dz2 and p (correct)
  • Formation of bonding orbitals
  • Consideration of both σ and π interactions
  • What type of orbitals are mostly involved in the bonding (donor or acceptor) with M when considering NH3 ligands?

  • π orbitals
  • d orbitals
  • s orbitals
  • p orbitals (correct)
  • Based on the given text, what is used as a reference in Sigma Donor Interactions?

    <p>Strongest σ interaction between dz2 and p</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main parameter considered in Angular Overlap Parameters: Sigma Interactions?

    <p>Estimation of the strength of the interaction between M and L orbitals based on the overlap between them</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the Angular Overlap Model (AOM) use to calculate the energy for a d orbital?

    <p>Sum of the numbers for the appropriate ligand positions in the vertical column</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of interaction causes the overall increase in energy of dz2 orbital in an octahedral complex?

    <p>Strong sigma bonding from ligands at 1 and 6 positions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What causes the overall increase in energy of dx2-y2 orbital in an octahedral complex?

    <p>Strong sigma bonding from ligands at 2, 3, 4, and 5 positions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of orbital interactions leads to the unchanged energy of dxy, dxz, and dyz orbitals in an octahedral complex?

    <p>Strong sigma bonding</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the effect of ligands at positions 1 and 6 on the energy of ligand orbitals in an octahedral complex?

    <p>Lowered by 1eσ</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How are the energies of dxy, dxz, and dyz orbitals affected by ligands in an octahedral complex?

    <p>Stabilized by -4eπ</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the Jahn-Teller theorem associated with?

    <p>Distortion of molecules to render degenerate orbitals nondegenerate</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the consequence of changing the charge on the metal in an octahedral complex?

    <p>Change in the number of unpaired electrons</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'The spectrochemical series' is a ranking of ligands based on which factor?

    <p>Their ability to result in d orbital splitting</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the Jahn–Teller theorem state about degenerate orbitals?

    <p>Molecule distortion renders degenerate orbitals nondegenerate.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Angular Overlap Model (AOM) vs. Ligand Field Theory (LFT)

    • AOM provides a more accurate description of bonding interactions compared to LFT.
    • It accounts for a variety of electron interactions not fully captured by LFT.

    Sigma Donor Interactions

    • In Sigma Donor Interactions, the focus is on electron donation from ligands to the metal center.
    • The reference used in these interactions is typically the metal d orbitals.

    Bonding with NH3 Ligands

    • NH3 primarily engages via its lone pair on nitrogen, acting as a sigma donor.
    • Donor orbitals involved are mainly the p orbitals of nitrogen.

    Angular Overlap Parameters: Sigma Interactions

    • Main parameter addressed is the angular overlap integral.
    • This integral evaluates how effectively the orbitals overlap between the ligand and the metal.

    Energy Calculation in AOM

    • AOM calculates the energy for a d orbital by evaluating the overlap with ligand orbitals and their interactions.

    Energy Increases in Octahedral Complexes

    • dz2 orbital energy rises due to interactions with sigma donor ligands.
    • dx2-y2 orbital energy increases because of strong interactions with the ligand's electron density.

    Unchanged Energy of Specific d Orbitals

    • dxy, dxz, and dyz orbitals maintain their energy levels due to symmetrical interactions in an octahedral field.

    Ligand Position Effects in Octahedral Complex

    • Ligands located at positions 1 and 6 can cause significant shifts in energy levels of orbital interactions.
    • The simultaneous presence of these ligands can stabilize certain orbital energies.

    Ligand Influence on d Orbital Energies

    • Ligands exert varying effects on dxy, dxz, and dyz orbitals, leading to potential energy changes depending on ligand strength and positioning.

    Jahn-Teller Theorem

    • This theorem predicts that degenerate orbitals will split in energy when the electronic configuration is asymmetrically distorted.
    • Impacts complexes with certain electron configurations, causing stabilization through geometric distortion.

    Effects of Charge Change in Octahedral Complex

    • Altering the metal's charge can significantly affect ligand field strength and orbital energies, influencing overall complex stability.

    Spectrochemical Series

    • Established based on the relative strength of ligands as electron donors, affecting their ability to influence d orbital energy levels.

    Degenerate Orbitals and Jahn–Teller Theorem

    • The theorem states that a degeneracy in orbitals leads to an energy splitting under the influence of asymmetry, critical in octahedral complexes with specific electron distributions.

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