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The colour seen for a transition metal ion corresponds to what?
ALight it gives off on heating
BInfrared light it absorbs
CExact light it absorbs
DComplement of light absorbed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Complement of light absorbed
The ion absorbs some visible light and we see the complementary colour of the absorbed part.
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