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In the coordination compound [RhF6], the Rh is octahedrally coordinated.

Predict whether this compound is diamagnetic or paramagnetic. If it is paramagnetic, tell how many unpaired electrons it has. If it is diamagnetic enter zero.

_________diamagneticparamagnetic

Number unpaired electrons =

Determine the d electron configuration of the rhodium in this compound.

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