d block Flashcards

1
Q

exception in ec in the d block

A

Pd 4d10 5s0

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2
Q

all metals except Sc form MO which are

A

ionic

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3
Q

on increasing oxidation state ionic character

A

decreases

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4
Q

Mn2O7

A

covalent green oil

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5
Q

CrO3 and V2O5 have — mp

A

have low mp

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6
Q

V2O5

A

amphoteric oxide

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7
Q

Acidified vanadium oxide gives

A

VO4 3- VO2+

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8
Q

M2+/M of V and Mn are ——

A

less

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9
Q

Sublimation enthalpy for V and Mn are

A

less

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10
Q

Ti and V react w dilute non oxidizing acids at rt

A

false

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11
Q

catalyst in contact process

A

V2O5

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12
Q

are Zn Cd Hg Cn transition metals

A

no cuz they have filled orbitals in there grounded and in common os states

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13
Q

the d orbitals of transition metal protude the periphery more than s and p orbitals

A
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14
Q

The transition metals (with the exception
of ——–) are very hard and have low
volatility. Their melting and boiling points are
high.

A

Zn, Cd and Hg

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15
Q

exchange enrgy is responsible for

A

stabilization of the energy state

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16
Q

exchange energy is proportional to

A

total number of possible pairs of parrallel spins in degenerate orbitals

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17
Q

titanium (IV) is more stable

A

than Ti(III) or Ti(II).

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18
Q

os of scandium

19
Q

os of mn

20
Q

os of zn

21
Q

cu had positive or negative E0

A

+ive

accounts for its inability to release h2 from acids

22
Q

-E0 for ni is related to

A

high hydration enthalpy

23
Q

hdration enthalpy of Cu +2 is more negative or less than

24
Q

chromite ore

25
sodium dichromate is more soluble than
potassium dichromate
26
sodium chromate color
yellow
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sodium dichromate
orange
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K2MnO4
dark green
29
KMno4 are isostructural w
KClO4
30
The more positive the standard electrode potential
the more stable the species is in its reduced form
31
the more negative the standard electrode potential
the more stable the species is in its oxidized form
32
the ability of F to stanlize the higher oxidation state is due to
high lattice energy (as in CoF3) or higher bond enthalpy (VF5,CrF6)
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Mo(6) and W (6) are more stable than
Cr(6)
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low os are found in an complex compund when
they are capable of pi acceptor charcted and sigma bonding
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Cu + is unstable thus disproportionated into
cu +2 cu
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K2MnO4 color
green
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os of cr
2 to 6
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M3+/M2+ value of Sc is less becuz
Sc+3 has noble gas configuration
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M3+/M2+ value of V is less becuz
Half filled t2g
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catalyst in haber process catalyst in catalytic hydrogenation
fe ni
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Sc makes-----oxides
covalent
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Brass bronze
cu zn cu pb
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