AQA Inorganic Definitions Flashcards

1
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Amphoteric

A

Act as acids and bases

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2
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Lewis Acid

A

Electron pair acceptor

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3
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Lewis Base

A

Electron pair donor

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4
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deltaE

A

energy difference between d-orbitals

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5
Q

h

A

Planck’s constant

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6
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v

A

frequency of light absorbed

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7
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heterogeneous

A

In a different state from reactants

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8
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homogeneous

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In the same state as the reactants

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9
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Autocatalyst / Autocatalysed

A

The catalyst is a reaction product

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10
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Ligand

A

electron pair donor

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11
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Monodentate

A

Donates one electron pair

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12
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Bidentate

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donates two electron pairs from two atoms

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13
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Multidentate

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Forms two or more co-ordinate bonds

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14
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complex

A

ion co-ordinately bonded to one or more ligands

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15
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Co-ordinate bond

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a covalent bond in which both electrons are donated by one atom

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16
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Co-ordination number

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The number of co-ordinate bonds formed to a central metal ion

17
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Chelate Effect

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Substitution of a monodentate ligand by a multidentate ligand giving a more stable complex and an increase in entropy