Inorganic Chemistry - paramagnetic

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tapanmast Vora ·2009-04-07 04:41:31

D

use M.O.T.

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kamalendu ghosh ·2009-04-07 05:03:45

KO2 is paramagnetic as O₂^- is paramagnetic...

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eureka123 ·2009-04-08 11:18:41

i cant get the logic........[2][2]

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Â°áƒ¦â€¢à¹“ÑÏ…Î ·2009-04-08 11:48:52

ya it has odd no of eltrons

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Asish Mahapatra ·2009-04-09 00:04:24

Use MOT .. if it has paired electrons then diamagnetic and unpaired electron then paramagnetic ..

In KO₂ it is basically K+ and O₂^2- .. Now O₂^2- is paramagnetic from MOT so KO₂ is paramagnetic

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eureka123 ·2009-04-09 00:12:59

ok ......
it means we have to check for cations and anions respectively..........

what if both cationic and anionic parts are paramegnetic???????
will it mean that net is diamegnetic?????

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Asish Mahapatra ·2009-04-09 00:15:14

obviously for ionic compound if one of the ions is paramagnetic then both are paramagnetic as well naa? otherwise how will there be unpaired electrons?

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eureka123 ·2009-04-09 00:17:20

haan theek hai.........

vaise bhi inorganic mera weak point hai......[2][2][2]

thanx anyways.............

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