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- Strong field ligands are formed when the crystal field stabilisation energy (Δ0) is greater than the p.
- Strong field ligands are called low spin complexes.
- Strong field ligands are mostly diamagnetic or less paramagnetic than weak field.
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When the soluble salts of magnesium and calcium are present in the form of chlorides and sulfides in water, we call it permanent hardness because this hardness cannot be removed by boiling. We can remove this hardness by treating the water with washing soda. Insoluble carbonates are formed when washing soda reacts with the sulfide and chloride salts of magnesium and calcium. And thus hard water is converted to soft water.
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