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Crystal and Ligand Field Theories

  1. An Introduction to Ligand and Crystal Field Theory
  2. The Spectrochemical Series
  3. Ligand Field Transitions
  4. Ligand Field Theory
  5. Thermodynamic Effects of the Ligand Field
  6. Electronic Transitions and the d2 Configuration
  7. Tetra-coordinate Ligand Complexes

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