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Complex `[ML_(5)]` can exhibit trigonal bipyramidal and square pyramidal geometry. Determine total number of `180^@, 90^@ & 120^@` L-M-L bond angles.

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(a) 14

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(b) 20

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(c) 10

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(d) 25

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To determine the total number of 180°, 90°, and 120° L-M-L bond angles in the complex [ML₅] that exhibits trigonal bipyramidal (TBP) and square pyramidal geometries, we will analyze each geometry step by step. ### Step 1: Analyze Trigonal Bipyramidal Geometry In trigonal bipyramidal geometry, the arrangement of ligands around the central metal atom is such that there are two axial positions and three equatorial positions. 1. **180° Angles**: - There is only **1 angle** of 180° between the two axial ligands (L1 and L3). 2. **90° Angles**: - Each equatorial ligand (L2, L4, L5) forms a 90° angle with the axial ligands (L1 and L3). - There are **6 angles** of 90° (3 angles with L1 and 3 angles with L3). 3. **120° Angles**: - The equatorial ligands (L2, L4, L5) form 120° angles with each other. - There are **3 angles** of 120° (L2-L4, L2-L5, and L4-L5). **Total for TBP**: - 180°: 1 - 90°: 6 - 120°: 3 ### Step 2: Analyze Square Pyramidal Geometry In square pyramidal geometry, there are four ligands in a square plane and one ligand above the plane. 1. **180° Angles**: - There are **2 angles** of 180° (between L2 and L4, and L3 and L5). 2. **90° Angles**: - The ligand above the plane (L1) forms 90° angles with all four ligands in the square plane (L2, L3, L4, L5). - Additionally, the ligands in the square plane also form 90° angles with each other. - There are **8 angles** of 90° (4 with L1 and 4 between the ligands in the square plane). 3. **120° Angles**: - There are **0 angles** of 120° in square pyramidal geometry. **Total for Square Pyramidal**: - 180°: 2 - 90°: 8 - 120°: 0 ### Step 3: Combine Results Now, we will combine the results from both geometries: - **Total 180° Angles**: 1 (TBP) + 2 (Square Pyramidal) = 3 - **Total 90° Angles**: 6 (TBP) + 8 (Square Pyramidal) = 14 - **Total 120° Angles**: 3 (TBP) + 0 (Square Pyramidal) = 3 ### Final Count of Bond Angles - **Total 180° angles**: 3 - **Total 90° angles**: 14 - **Total 120° angles**: 3 ### Total Number of L-M-L Bond Angles Adding all the bond angles together: - Total = 3 (180°) + 14 (90°) + 3 (120°) = **20** ### Conclusion The total number of L-M-L bond angles in the complex [ML₅] is **20**.

To determine the total number of 180°, 90°, and 120° L-M-L bond angles in the complex [ML₅] that exhibits trigonal bipyramidal (TBP) and square pyramidal geometries, we will analyze each geometry step by step. ### Step 1: Analyze Trigonal Bipyramidal Geometry In trigonal bipyramidal geometry, the arrangement of ligands around the central metal atom is such that there are two axial positions and three equatorial positions. 1. **180° Angles**: - There is only **1 angle** of 180° between the two axial ligands (L1 and L3). ...
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