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5. Crystal electrical field splitting<br />

• 3d-electrons take part in the chemical binding, not only the 4s<br />

electons (example: in FeCl 2 ,FeF 3 ,…)<br />

• The 3d-shell is exposed to strong inhomogeneous electrical fields, the<br />

crystal electric fields from the neighbors cause internal Stark-effect<br />

• The crystal electrical fields lifts the 2 L +1 degeneracy of the d-<br />

electrons<br />

• The m L levels are split into two parts<br />

• Octahedral environment: t 2g (ground level, three fold degenerate) and<br />

e g (upper level, doubly degenerate)<br />

free ion, L only<br />

m L<br />

-2<br />

-1<br />

0<br />

1<br />

2<br />

spherical symmetry ⇔ octahedral symmetry<br />

e g<br />

∆ = crystal field splitting<br />

t 2g<br />

H. Zabel 3. Lecture: Local Moments<br />

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