Kindly answer question a & b (a)Differentiate the stretching frequencies of CÓ between two isomers ofCo(CO);Cl2(PPH3) in their infrared spectroscopy.(b)Compare and contrast the signals of the following characterizationtechniques for two isomers of Rh(CO)4H2 complex:(i)'H and 1°C nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)(ii)infrared spectroscopy(c)By giving an appropriate example, describe the metal-metal (M-M) bondlengths/distances when monodentate and bidentate ligands areintroduced to a complex in different substitution reactions.

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(a) Differentiate the stretching frequencies of CO between two isomers of Co(CO);Cl2(PPh3) in their infrared spectroscopy. (b) Compare and contrast the signals of the following characterization techniques for two isomers of Rh(CO),H2 complex: (i) 'H and 1°C nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) (ii) infrared spectroscopy

(a) Differentiate the stretching frequencies of CO between two isomers of Co(CO);Cl2(PPh3) in their infrared spectroscopy. (b) Compare and contrast the signals of the following characterization techniques for two isomers of Rh(CO),H2 complex: (i) 'H and 1°C nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) (ii) infrared spectroscopy

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