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What is the oxidation number of central metal ion? (b) draw a crystal field splitting diagram of [cr(cn) how many unpaired electrons will there be in central metal ion? (c) write the electronic configuration of central metal ion. (5+2+2+2 points) 1. 2. calculate the magnetic moment of ti* & cr ions

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