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How much ligand field stabilization energy (LFSE) is gained in high-spin and low-spin d 4 octahedral complexes, respectively?
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How much ligand field stabilization energy (LFSE) is gained in high-spin and low-spin d4 4 Dq and 8Dq

octahedral complexes, respectively?

 4 Dq and 6 Dq

 16 Dq and 6 Dq

 14 Dq and 16 Dq

 6 Dq and 16 Dq

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