The electronic configuration of
V(23)=[Ar]4s2, 3d3 Let in
[V(gly)2​(OH)2​(NH3​)2​]+oxidation state of
V is
x.
x+(−1)×2+(−1)2+(0×2)=+1 x=+5 V5+=[Ar]4s0, 3d0 (no unpaired electrons)
The electronic configuration of
Fe(26)=[Ar]4s2, 3d6 Let the oxidation state of
[Fe(en)(ppy)(NH3​)2​]2+ is
x.
[x+(0)+(0)+(0)×2]=+2 x=+2 Fe2+=[Ar], 3d6(∵4 unpaired electron)
but, bpy, en and
NH3​ all are strong field ligands, so pairing occurs and thus,
Fe2+ contains no unpaired electron
The electronic configuration of
Co(27)=[Ar]4s2, 3d7 Let the oxidation state
Co in
[Co(ox)2​(OH)2​]−is
x x+(−2)×2+(−1)×2=−1 x=+5 Co5+=[Ar].3d4[4 unpaired electrons]
ox and OH are weak field ligands, thus pairing of electron units does not occur.
The electronic configuration of
Ti(22)=[Ar]4s2, 3d2 Oxidation state of Ti in
[Ti(NH3​)6​]3+ is 3 .
Ti3+=[Ar]3d1 (one unpaired electron)
Hence, complex
[Co(ox)2​(OH)2​]−has maximum number of unpaired electrons, thus show maximum paramagnetism