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Why is Cu2[Fe(CN)6] chocolate brown, and [Fe(H2O)5NO]2+ the rust brown? Both have the same central metal ion, right?
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What is the central metal ion in each?
Fe2+
(don't forget the charge on the [Fe(H2O)5NO] :-) )
So what is different about the two complexes?
I'm signing off, so real quick: The ligands in each compound are different, which leads to different color changes due to different energy levels in the complex bonds. That's a very, very broad answer, so maybe someone else can fill you in :-) Good luck
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Oh yes, I understood. So, you're saying that the CFSE is different for both the complexes and that causes the difference in colour due to excitation of an electron?
:-) yes, more exactly! bye
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