Crystal Field Stabilization Energy (CFSE) 1: Introduction

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How does the presence of ligands affect the electron density around the metal?
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What role does the concept of symmetry play in the behavior of d-orbitals?
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What is the significance of the crystal field stabilization energy (CFE)?
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Discuss the implications of high spin and low spin configurations in octahedral complexes.
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