Transition Metals Flashcards

1
Q

transition metal definition

A

an element with an incomplete d sub-shell in either its atoms or one or more of its common ions

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2
Q

4 general properties of transition metals

A

variable oxidation states
catalytic action
coloured compounds
form complexes

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3
Q

transition metals with different e- structures

A

Cu, Cr

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4
Q

ligand

A

molecule or ion that bonds to metals by a coordinate bond

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5
Q

complex

A

metal ion with coordinately bonded ligands

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6
Q

coordination number

A

number of coordinate bonds from ligands to metal ion

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7
Q

lewis acid

A

lone pair acceptor

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8
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lewis base

A

lone pair donor

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9
Q

chloride ligand

A

:Cl-

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10
Q

hydroxide ligand

A

:OH-

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11
Q

cyanide ligand

A

:CN-

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12
Q

water ligand

A

H2O:

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13
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ammonia ligand

A

:NH3

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14
Q

1,2-diaminoethane ligand
and name

A

CH2–CH2
H2N:/</sup>:NH2
(en)

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15
Q

ethanedioate ligand

A

[ O O
\C–C//
-O:/</sup>:O- ] 2-

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16
Q

ethanedioate ligand formula

A

(Cr2O4)2-

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17
Q

Which metal ions form linear complexes

A

Ag+

18
Q

which metal ions form square planar complexes

A

Pt2+ Ni2+

19
Q

type of complexes with tetrahedral shape

A

often contain Cl- ligands

20
Q

linear complex example

A

[Ag(NH3)2]+

21
Q

square planar complex example

A

[PtCl4]2-

22
Q

tetrahedral complex example

A

[CuCl4]2-

23
Q

octahedral complex example

A

[Cu(H2O)6]2+

24
Q

3 things to include when asked to show bonding and structure of metal complexes

A

lone pairs, arrows for coordinate bonds, [] charge

25
Q

geometric isomerism in metal complexes

A
2 of the same ligand
square planar (E/Z) or octahedral
26
Q

optical isomerism in metal complexes

A

three bidente ligands in an octahedral complex

27
Q

3 uses of transition metal complexes

A

Tollen’s reagent
Cisplatin
Haemoglobin

28
Q

Tollen’s reagent use

A

testing for aldehydes

29
Q

Cisplatin use

A

anti-cancer drug

30
Q

Haemoglobin use

A

carries oxygen around the body

31
Q

why are transition metal complexes coloured

A

electrons absorb frequencies of light
d electrons are excited to a higher energy level
colour seen is colour (frequencies) which are not absorbed

32
Q

2 factors affecting the colour of transition metal complexes

A

oxidation state of metal
co-ordination number

33
Q

why can the same metal ions have different coordination numbers

A

when ligands are smaller, more of them can fit around the central metal ion

34
Q

how can the concentration of dilute tranistion metal complex ions solutions be found

A

coloroimetry
make up a set of concentrations
chose calorimeter filter, opposite to the colour of the ion
plot graph of absorbance vs concentraion
find corresponding conc. for absorbance of unkown solution from graph

35
Q

meaning of terms in ∆E=hν

A

E - energy difference between d orbitals
h - Planck’s constant
ν - frequency of light

36
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A
37
Q

EDTA4-

A

ligand with 6 lone pairs, forming an octahedral complex

38
Q

Tollen’s reagent formula

A

[Ag(NH3)2]+

39
Q

Cisplatin formula

A

Pt(NH3)2Cl2

40
Q

Haemoglobin structure

A

Fe2+ central ion
with multidente porphyrin, globin and O2/H2O attached