Write the examples of Bidentate and Polydentate ligands? Also distinguish them.

Q: Define the term ligands?

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Q: Define coordination compounds?

A: The compounds which contain the coordinate bond are known as coordination compounds. The coordinate…

Q: What is the distinction between a weak-field ligand and a strong-field ligand? Give an example of…

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Q: What do you mean by the term ligands?

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Q: Explain the ways in which the elements act: (a) How do you explain that fluoride, a small anion, is…

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Q: Draw a molecular orbital diagram to show that CH3 molecule is a ơ-donor ligand.

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Q: O Describe the term "strong field ligand" and "weak field ligand".

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Q: Find a crystal structure for any metal complexes, define the oxidation state of metal, define the…

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Q: What is the distinction between a weak-field ligand and astrong-field ligand? Give an example of…

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Q: According to valence bond theory, what set of orbitals isused by a Period 4 metal ion in forming (a)…

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Q: 12. Sketch the d-orbital energy levels for the following molecular geometries: ligand environment…

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Q: transition metals have tendency to have complex why?

A: The transition elements contain d subshells which are incomplete and the electrons from other…

Q: Transition metals can form coloured compounds when bonded with ligand. Briefly explain this…

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Q: Dimethylglyoxime is unidentate or bidentate ligand ?

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Q: The ligand type in Diminepyridine

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Q: The lobes of which d orbitals point directly betweenthe ligands in (a) octahedral geometry, (b)…

A: In Octahedral the ligands are pointing towards the X, Y & Z axis.  The 5 d orbitals are:  dxy…

Q: The octahedral structure is not the only possible sixcoordinate structure. Other possibilities…

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Q: When we consider the reaction of Ag+ ion (SCN) with its ligand, by showing the ion-ligand bond in…

A: In this reaction two types of bonds can occur because the ligand SCN is an ambidentate ligand.…

Q: Which class of ligands can give linkage isomers? a a. bidentate b b. tridentate C. ambidentate

A: C. ambidentate ligand is the correct option.

Q: Give an example of ambidentate ligand.

A: Ligands containing two or more donor atoms but only one coordinates with metal atom to give complex…

Q: Which of the following is NOT a monodentate ligand? O Water O Crbon monoxide O Ammonia O Oxalate

A: Given :-  name of ligands :  water  carbon monoxide  ammonia  oxalate  To identify :- ligand which…

Q: Draw a molecular orbital diagram to show that CH3¯ molecule is a -donor ligand.

A: A molecular orbital diagram, or MO diagram, is a qualitative descriptive tool explaining chemical…

Q: Describe the term "strong field ligand" and "weak field ligand".

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Q: 1. Draw the partial MO diagram for a [Fe(OH;)6J** using concepts from Ligand Field Theory. Fill in…

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Q: What's the ligand field of metallo-porphyrins?

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Q: What is Isomerism? Give 4 examples for it in metal complex?

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Q: Why can the NH3 molecule serve as a ligand but the BH3 molecule cannot?

A: A ligand is an atom or group of atoms which is linked to a central metal atom or ion in a complex…

Q: The lobes of which d orbitals point directly between the ligands in  tetrahedral geometry?

A: The four ligands will be present at the surrounding of the central  atom. Thar arrangement is…

Q: How does Ligand Field Theory explain the interaction between the ligand with the central metal…

A: Crystal Field theory explains bonding for transition metal complexes. The energy of crystal field…

Q: Which of these ligands can participate in linkage isomerism:(a) NO2-; (b) SO2; (c) NO3-? Explain…

A: Linkage isomerism Suppose two complexes have the same molecular formula. But their structures differ…

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Q: Pyridine (C5H5N), abbreviated py, Would you expect pyridine to act as a monodentate or bidentate…

A: Ligands are electron rich species. The electrons are donated to the central metal atom. The given…

Q: Which ligand is most likely to stabilize a metal in a low oxidation state?

A: H2O and NO and NH3 are all neutral ligands SO2 stabilize a metal in a low oxidation State a negative…

Q: "Ligand field theory provides a basis for explaining the chemical behaviour of octahedral transition…

A: Ligand field theory was put forward by Hund and Mulliken. According to this theory, all the atomic…

Q: a) ) Define transition metal. b) Give the complete electronic configuration for Mn?* and V*".…

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Q: In inorganic chemistry, explain about bulky ligand. What is bulky ligand ?

A: In co-ordinate complex ligands donate electron density to metal atoms .

Q: What are the characters for the operations C2, C4, σd, and σv(xz) respectively, on the LCAO Ψ(L1+L3)…

A: Cn is a rotation of (360/n)". C2= 180°rotation, C4= 90°rotation

Q: The size of the crystal field splitting only influences the arrangement of electrons when there is a…

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Q: What are ligands?  Give examples

A: Ligand: It is a chemical molecule which acts as a signal during cell signalling process.Ammonia and…

Q: What electronic feature must a donor atom of a ligand have?

A: A donor is an atom or group of atoms whose highest filled atomic orbital or molecular orbital is…

Q: Which of the following cannot be a bidentate ligand?

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Q: If the lobes of a given d-orbital point directly at the ligands, will an electron in that orbital…

A: Ligands are the species which donate electrons to the central metal ion. The orbitals of the central…

Q: According to the theory of molecular orbitals, how are ligands classified and what effect do they…

A: On the basis of molecular orbital Theory , ligands are classified into :  1.) Only sigma donor 2.)…

Q: What is the difference between a monodentate and a multidentate ligand? Is a chelating ligand…

A: A ligand contains 1 or more donor atoms which are coordinated to the central metal atom to form a…

Coordination Chemistry

It is a part of chemistry, in which the study of compounds that have central atoms surrounded by molecules or ions, known as ligand, is known as coordination chemistry.