15.8 shapes of complex ions Flashcards

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which ligands form octahedral complex ions?

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H2O, OH-, NH3

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which ligands form tetrahedral complexes?

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Cl-, larger ligands

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what is an example of a square planar complex?

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cis-platin

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what is the formula of cis-platin?

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Pt(NH3)2Cl2

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why does only the cis-platin work?

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both Cl ligands have to be on the same side to bind to DNA together

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  • how does cis-platin treat cancer?
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cis-platin passes through the cell membrane by facilitated diffusion
- Cl- ligands are exchanged by an H2O molecule
- H2O ligands hydrogen bond with an N in guanine which disrupts DNA structure

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what is a haem group?

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Fe2+ complex with multidentate ligand

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explain in ligand exchange, why is CO toxic to humans.

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CO forms a strong coordinate bond with haemoglobin & replaces O2 in a ligand exchange reaction
- prevents O2 attaching to haemoglobin

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what is an example of a linear complex?

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[H3N-Ag-NH3]+
- Ag commonly form linear complexes

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