Chapter 23: Q 2P (page 1058)
Question: Write the general electron configuration of a transition element
(a) In Period 5;
(b) In Period 6.
Short Answer
- The electron configuration in general is:
- The arrangement is:
Chapter 23: Q 2P (page 1058)
Question: Write the general electron configuration of a transition element
(a) In Period 5;
(b) In Period 6.
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(a) a square planar complex
(b) a tetrahedral complex
(a) What is a coordinate covalent bond?
(b) Is it involved when FeCl3 dissolves in water? Explain.
(c) Is it involved when HCl gas dissolves in water? Explain.
Question: (a) What behaviour distinguishes paramagnetic and diamagnetic substances?
(b) Why are paramagnetic ions common among transition elements but not main-group elements?
(c) Why are coloured solutions of metal ions common among transition elements but not main-group elements?
What are the coordination numbers of cobalt (III), platinum (II), and platinum (VV) in complexes?
Which of these ions cannot form both high-spin and low-spin octahedral complexes:
(a); (b)(c); (d)
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