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The colour of the transition metal ions is/are due to :
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The colour of the transition metal ions / compounds is attributed to d-d transition of electrons e.g. in [Cu(NH3)4]2+.
Charge transfer spectrum e.g. in MnO4– (no d electrons present).
The colour change is not because of change in the geometry of the molecules.
Yellow colour of the AgI is due to the polarisation of I– by Ag+.
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