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Chapter 24 - Transition elements Flashcards

(17 cards)

1
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What is a transition element?

A

D-block elements that form an ion with an incomplete d-subshell

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2
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What are unique properties of transition elements?

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  • Form coloured ions
  • Have multiple oxidation states
  • Can be used as catalysts
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3
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An example of transition elements used as catalysts:

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  • 2H2O2 –(MnO2)–> 2H2O +O2
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4
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Define ligand

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A molecule or ion which can donate a pair of electrons to the central transition metal ion

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5
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Define coordination number

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The number of dative covalent bonds formed between ligands and a central metal ion

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6
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Name 3 monodentate ligands

A
  • Cl-
  • H2O
  • NH3
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7
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Name a hexadentate ligand

A

EDTA

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8
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Which elements form square planar structures and what is it’s bond angle?

A

Pt and Ni
90 degrees

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9
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Give an example of a square planar structure

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Cis/trans-platin

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10
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What type of isomerism do octahedral structures show?

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  • Cis/trans if monodentate ligands
  • Optical if bidentate ligands
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11
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What are optical isomers?

A

Compounds that have the same structural formulae but are mirror images of one another

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12
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Why is cis-platin affective as an anti-cancer drug?

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  • Cis-platin targets parts of cells which are chiral, so only one orientation of the isomer is affective
  • It binds to DNA and prevents cell division
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13
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Colour change of:
[Cu(H2O)6]2+ + 4Cl-

A

Pale blue to yellow

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Colour change of:
[Cu(H2O)6]2+ + 4NH3

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Pale blue to dark blue

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15
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Colour change of:
[Cr(H2O)6]3+ + 6NH3

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Pale purple to purple

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16
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Colour change from Fe2+ to Fe3+

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Brown to orange

17
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Colour change from Cr3+ to (Cr2O7)2–

A

Green to orange