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18 Electron Rule And Structure Flashcards

(6 cards)

1
Q

Most stable organometallic complex

A

When total electron count at MC = 18e-

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2
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Eg and bonding in octahedral complexes

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Dx2-y2 and dz2 point directly at ligands so form anti bonding interactions with ligands

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3
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T2g and bonding in octahedral complexes

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Dxz, dyz and dxy point between ligands = no interaction = NBMO

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4
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Spectrochemical series

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Increasing Δo: weak σ-donors/π-acceptors eg halides < simple σ-donors eg water/ammonia < strong σ-donors/π-acceptors eg PPh3, CO

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5
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When does the 18e- rule apply

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When bonding favours 6e- in t2g AO:
Strong field ligands = large Δo
Ligands that promote occupation of t2g = π-acceptors
Relatively small ligands = sterics

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6
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Exceptions to 18e- rule

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Large ligands = not enough room

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