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In an octahedral complex,electrons in In an octahedral complex,electrons in   and   orbitals experience a greater repulsion from the lone pairs of electrons on ligands because these orbitals A)  contain more electrons than the other three d orbitals. B)  each contain one unpaired electron. C)  are oriented directly toward the incoming ligand electron pairs. D)  are located a greater distance from the metal ion nucleus. E)  are roughly spherical in shape,much like an s orbital. and In an octahedral complex,electrons in   and   orbitals experience a greater repulsion from the lone pairs of electrons on ligands because these orbitals A)  contain more electrons than the other three d orbitals. B)  each contain one unpaired electron. C)  are oriented directly toward the incoming ligand electron pairs. D)  are located a greater distance from the metal ion nucleus. E)  are roughly spherical in shape,much like an s orbital. orbitals experience a greater repulsion from the lone pairs of electrons on ligands because these orbitals

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