alleryIn crystal field theory, how is a neutral ligand such as NH₃ treated?
AAs a point charge
BAs a pi acceptor
CAs a covalent donor
DAs a point dipole
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. As a point dipole
Anionic ligands are modelled as point charges, while neutral molecules are modelled as point dipoles.
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