Ligand Field Analysis
Ligand Field Analysis is a theoretical framework used in organometallic and X-ray spectroscopy that describes the electronic structure of transition metal complexes by analyzing the splitting of d-orbital energies due to ligand-induced electrostatic fields, thereby enabling the interpretation of spectral data in terms of coordination geometry, oxidation state, and ligand identity.
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Oxygen 1<i>s</i>x-ray-absorption edges of transition-metal oxides
Frank M. F. de Groot, M. Grioni, J. C. Fuggle et al. · Physical review. B, Condensed matter · 1989 · 1.3K citations
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