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Transition Metals

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Transition element definition

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Element Forming one or more ions with incomplete d sub shell

#2
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4 characteristics of TM

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Complex formation Variable oxidation states Form coloured ions Catalytic activity

#3
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Ligand definition

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Donates lone pair to form coordinate bond with metal ion

#4
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Complex definition

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Central metal atom / ion surrounded by ligands joined by coordinate bonds

#5
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Coordination number?

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Number of coordinate bonds to central metal atom/ ion

#6
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Linear shape - coordination number , bond angle and which TM ( and shape )

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#7
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Square planar- coordination number , bond angle and which TM ( and shape)

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#8
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Tetrahedral- coordination number , bond angle and which TM ( and shape)

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#9
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Octahedral- coordination number , bond angle and which TM ( and shape)

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#10
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What’s a monodentate ligand

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Forms one coordinate bonds to TM ion Using One lone pair of electrons

#11
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What type of isomerism can occur in TM complexes

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Cis Trans Eg cis Platin and Trans Platin Advantages- kills cancer cells Disadvantages- hair loss

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#12
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What’s a bidentate ligand

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Ligand that donates 2 lone pairs to form 2 coordinate bonds

#13
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Give 2 bidentate ligands

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1,2- diaminoethane C2O4 2-

#14
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Draw ethanedioate ions

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#15
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Draw 1,2-diaminoethane

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#16
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How would you draw this ?

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#17
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How would you draw this?

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#18
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What type of isomerism do octahedral complexes containing bidentate ligands show

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Optical isomerism

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#19
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How does haemoglobin transport oxygen around body ?

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Via ligand substitution Oxygen coordinately bonds with Fe2+ then when transported replaced by water or CO2

#20
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Why is carbon monoxide (CO) toxic

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Forms a stronger coordinate bond than oxygen preventing transport of oxygen

#21
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Iron (II) colours as aqueous ion , OH- dropwise, excess OH-, NH3 dropwise , excess NH3 and finally HCL

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Aq- green solution OH- dropwise — green ppt Excess OH- — no change NH3 dropwise- green ppt ( may oxidise to brown in air) Excess nh3 and HCL no change

#22
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Iron (III) colours as aqueous ion , OH- dropwise, excess OH-, NH3 dropwise , excess NH3 and finally HCL

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Aq- orange brown solution OH- dropwise- brown ppt OH- excess - no change NH3 dropwise- brown ppt Excess NH3 or HCL no change

#23
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Copper (II) colours as aqueous ion , OH- dropwise, excess OH-, NH3 dropwise , excess NH3 and finally HCL

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Aq- blue solution OH- dropwise - blue ppt OH- excess - no change NH3 dropwise- blue ppt Excess NH3 - deep blue solution HCL- yellow solution

#24
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Manganese (II) colours as aqueous ion , OH- dropwise, excess OH-, NH3 dropwise , excess NH3 and finally HCL

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Aq- pink solution OH- dropwise - light brown ppt ( may oxidise in air to dark) OH- excess- no change NH3 dropwise- light brown ppt Excess NH3 or HCL - no change