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What is the diamagnetic correction for [co(ox)3]4-
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The diamagnetic correction for [Co(ox)3]4- is not a straightforward concept. Diamagnetic corrections are typically applied to calculate the effective magnetic moment of a paramagnetic complex. However, [Co(ox)3]4- is a diamagnetic complex, meaning it has no unpaired electrons and therefore no magnetic moment to correct. The complex is likely low-spin, with all electrons paired in the d orbitals of the cobalt ion.
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