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Microstates
In discussing the spectra of octahedral d2 complexes, we have emphasized the physical principles underlying the number of bands in the electronic spectrum. We now present a more formal treatment involving the construction of a table of microstates . Table 1.1 shows all possible combinations of two unpaired d electrons; for parallel spins, the terms must be triplets (S = 1) and in addition to the 3F ground state, the only excited state is the 3P. It can be shown from group theory that in an octahedral field, D, F and G, but not S and P, terms split.
Term Components in an octahedral field
S A1g
P T1g
D Eg +T2g
F A2g + T2g + T1g
G A1g + Eg + T2g + T1g
Similar splittings occur in a tetrahedral field, but the g labels given above are no longer applicable. For a d2 ion in an octahedral field, the possible triplet terms are therefore 3A2g, 3T2g and 3T1g derived from the triplet 3F ground term, and the 3T1 derived from the triplet 3P excited term.
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