Low spin complex of di-cation in an octa...

Low spin complex of di-cation in an octahedral field will have the following energy
(`Delta`= crystal field splitting energy in an octahedral field, P = electron pairing energy)

A

`(-12)/(5)Delta_(0)+3P`

B

`(-2)/(5)Delta_(0)+2P`

C

`(-2)/(5)Delta_(0)+P`

D

`(-12)/(5)Delta_(0)+P`

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The correct Answer is:

A

Low spin complex of `d^(6)` cation having `Delta_(0) lt P.E.`

Configuration, is `t_(2)g^(6)eg^(0) and 3` electron are paired in `t_(2_(g))` orbital

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