For Inorganic chemistry a. Determine the number of microstates for a d2 configuration and use them to construct a microstate table. b. Reduce the microstate table into its constituent atomic states (terms). c. Construct the energy level diagram.

For Inorganic chemistry a. Determine the number of microstates for a d2 configuration and use them to construct a microstate table. b. Reduce the microstate table into its constituent atomic states (terms). c. Construct the energy level diagram.

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For Inorganic chemistry

a. Determine the number of microstates for a d² configuration and use them to construct a microstate table.

b. Reduce the microstate table into its constituent atomic states (terms).

c. Construct the energy level diagram.

Branch of chemistry that involves the study of compounds that are not carbon-based, which are known as inorganic compounds. Such compounds include many of Earth's metals and minerals. Inorganic chemistry's importance spans across many of the same disciplines that organic chemistry is needed in, yet it is of particular interest to materials science and agriculture.

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