1. Draw the following transition metal complexes in their correct molecular geometry and state the hybrid orbital involved in the bonding. Name the molecular geometry shape and label the bond angles to receive full credit.
a) Zn(en)F2 b) [Mn(CN)6]4-
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Draw the following transition metal complexes in their correct molecular geometry and state the hybrid orbital involved in the bonding. Name the molecular geometry shape and label the bond angles to receive full credit. a) Zn(en)F2 b) [Mn(CN)6] 4
1- Draw the molecular orbital diagram of transition metal ion in high-spin Mn(H2O)4(OH)2 complex, also determine the number of unpaired electron. 2- Draw the molecular orbital diagram of transition metal ion in low-spin [Cr(en)2(NH3)2].Cl2 complex, also determine the number of unpaired electron. 3- Draw the molecular orbital diagram of transition metal ion in high-spin K.[Mn(CO)3(OH)3] complex, also determine the number of unpaired electron.
For each of the following transition metal complexes, determine the oxidation state of the metal, its coordination number, and the number of d electrons on that metal. (a) RuO4 (b) (CO(NH3).]3+ (c) [Cr(H2O).]8+ (d) Cr(H2O)3Cl2 (e) [Fe(H2O).]3+ (1) (Co(NH3).]2+ (9) MOCI (h) (Pt(CN)4]2- () [Mn(H2O).]2+ (1) Re(CO).Br (k) (Ag(CN 2] (1) [ReH9]?
For each of the following octahedral transition metal complexes, determine whether the complex will be paramagnetic or diamagnetic. Show how you came to each conclusion. The structure of the en ligand is shown below. [Mn(CN)6]3
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1. Name the following transition metal complexes AND give the coordination number for each metal in the complex ion: Name Coordination # (a) K[Fe(CN).] (b)Ks[Fe(ox).] (c) Cr(en).]C13 (d) (Cr(NH3):(HO)](NO3) (e)ky [Cr(NH3),Cla]
1. Predict the molecular geometry of the following complexes, and determine whether each will be diamagnetic or paramagnetic: (a) [Fe(CN)614- (b) [Fe(C2O4)314- (C) [Zn(NH3)4]2+ (d) [Mo(CO)6] (e) [Rh(NH3)4]+
For each of these five molecules/ions: A) Draw a Lewis structure with the correct geometry. Draw all resonance structures when applicable. B) Identify the molecular shape. C) Identify the electronic region arrangement. D) Label the bond angles. 1) NH4+ 2) CF4 3) NF3 4) O3 (ozone) 5) CO2 Show all of your work in arriving at your final answer. Thank you!
26. Determine the electron geometry, molecular geometry, and idealized bond angles for PF3. 27. Draw the correct Lewis structure for nitrogen trifluoride. 28. Determine the hybridization about Cin Hyco. The structure of caffeine, present in coffee and many soft drinks is shown here. How many double bonds are present in caffeine? How many single bonds? CH, HC CH 30. Each ball-and-stick model shows the electron and molecular geometry of a generic molecule. Explain what is wrong with each molecular geometry...
WORKSHEET Data Sheet: Molecular Models: Lewis Structures and Molecular Geometry Student: Lab Partner: Instructor and Section: Date: Question 1 For each of the following molecules, draw the Lewis structure and fill in the table as indicated. It is advisable to work in pencil. A dash in the table means that item is not relevant for that molecule. Formula # Vale Lewis Structure Sketch of Model Molecular Bond Geometry Angle F2 N2 H20 PF, CO CHA HCN CH 63 O Lab_Report_9.docx.......