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Question
On the basis of crystal field theory, write the electronic configuration for d4 with a strong field ligand for which Δ0 > P.
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Solution
If Δ0 > P, the electronic configuration of the d4 ion will be \[\ce{t^4_{2g}e^0_{g}}\] as it is associated with a strong field and low-spin situation.
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