Q NO 1. Difference of transition metal from main metal group is
Q NO 2.
ZINC is not considered as transition metal beacause because its compounds or ions (Zn2+) contain a full filled d-orbital or sub shell and are unstable.
Q No 3.
Electronic configuration of ions are given as under
Q No 4
Assumption are as under
• The interaction between central metal and legand is pure electrostatic in nature.
• The legand are treated as point charge.
•spliting of d orbital in certain ions complex
Q No 5
Because those compound are colourful which has valence electron in their orbit which means some it has to be paramagnetic but in above cases it can be determined by written electronic configuration of each Ti4+ and sc3+.
Q No 6
No of unparied electron in
[Cr(en)3]3+ is 3 because Cr is in +3 O.S. It has electronic configuration 3d3 4s0
Q.No 7 op
Spectrochemical series
It arranges the legand in a order of there ability to spilt in octahedral complex ion.
Q No.8
1. What distinguish a transition metal from a main group metal? 2. Why is zinc not...
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.
Electron configurations of transition metal ions Zinc is an essential mineral of great biological and health importance. In fact, it is the second most abundant transition metal after iron in our body. Most exists as Zn2+ ion in active site of enzymes, and they (more than 300) perform an array of functions. a. What is the electronic configuration of the Zn atom. b. Here comes the irritating part in chemistry. Although the 3d orbitals are placed higher in energy than...
From the following list of metal ions and ligands, construct metal complexes with properties which match that described in each part of the question and provide a brief explanation. (Only one example is required for each part of the question, e.g. [Fe(H20)6]21). Metal ions Ligands (in order of increasing ligand field strength) [ < Br< <C1° <NO3 <OH <ox?- <H2O< Ti(IV), V(III), V(IV), Cr(II), Cr(III), Mn(II), NH3 <en <bpy < PPh3< CN=CO Mn(III), Mn(IV), Fe(II), Fe(III), Co(II), Co(III), en =...
Date: 1117 mework 10 - Ch. 21-23 A) CN B)NO c)r D) CO Name: E ) en 24. Place the ligands, CN-, Br., H2O, and OH-in order from least to greatest according ability to split the d orbital energy level. A) CN-, OH, H2O, Br- C) Br,H20, CN-, OH- B) Br., OH, H2O, CN- D) None of the above 25. The charge on the central metal ion in (Cr(NH3)(CO3)2+ is A)-1. B) 0. C) 1. D) 3. E) 5 26....
Q1. The following species a)-c) all contain complex ions of transition metals, which you can assume take up an octahedral geometry. a) [RuCl3(H2O)3] b) [Ir(bpy)3]Cl3 ; bipy = 2,2'-bipyridine c) K2[Mo(NCS)6] For each species: i) draw all the possible isomers of the complex ions; ii) calculate the charge of the metal, and the dn configuration; iii) draw a diagram showing d orbital occupancy and, where high and low spin cases are possible, predict which will be favoured considering the spectrochemical...
1.) Identify the most likely transition metal, M and provide a suitable explanation: a.) A complex ion with the formula [M(H2O)6]3+, where M is a second row transition metal, that has a LFSE (CFSE) of -2.4 (ignoring pairing and exchange energies). Hint: only the low spin configuration is observed in second row transition metals. b.) A tetrahedral complex ion with the formula [MCl4]-, where M is a first row transtion metal, that has five unpaired electrons.
In the complex ion [ML6]n+, Mn+ has five d electrons and L is a strong field ligand. According to crystal field theory, the magnetic properties of the complex ion correspond to how many unpaired electrons? A. 0 B. 1 C. 2 D. 3 E. 5 Which one of these complex ions would absorb light with the shortest wavelength? A. [Co(H2O)6]2+ B. [Co(NH3)6]2+ C. [CoF6]4– D. [Co(CN)6]4– E. [Co(en)6]2+ The ion [Co(NH3)6]2+ is octahedral and high spin. This complex is (4pts)...
SYNTHESIS OF TRANSITION METAL COORDINATION COM 3. Ethylenediamine ("en" in short-hand notation) has two amine groups, one at each end of a two-carbon chain, NH,CH,CH,NH. Each nitrogen in NH,CH,CH_NH, has a lone pair that coordinates to the metal. Thus, one NH CH CH NH, ligand, takes up two coordina- tion sites. a) Draw and label the structures of the cis and trans isomers of Co(en),C1,CI. b) What is the coordination number for (Coſen),C1,CI? c) Determine the oxidation state of the...
1. Answer all parts to this question. From the following list of metal ions and ligands, construct metal complexes with properties which match that described in each part of the question and provide a brief explanation (Only one example is required for each part of the question, eg [Fe(H:01) Metal ions Ligands in order of increasing ligand field strength) I <Br <C<NO, <OHOXH.0 Ti(IV), V(III), V(IV), CHIT), CHIIT), Min(II). NH<em<bry<PPh<N =CÓ Mn(III). Mn(IV), Fe(II) Fe(III). CoII), COIIT) en = ethylenediamine...
1. For each of the following complexes, give the electron configurations of the d-type M Os, for tetrahedral complexes. Also ie ) (e) for octahedral complexes and (e( ch complex in units of the Bohr , Fe(CN) 3, CoCl , Ni(CO)4, Ti(H2O) +, magnet n f.в Co ( NH3) 3+, Co(FLO)r", Fe(CN) V Fa". Cu(H2O) г., CuCl? , V(CO), Cr(CO) each octahedral complex is high-spi the ligand field theory notes). ust use your judgment as to whether n or low-spin...