d block Flashcards

1
Q

exception in ec in the d block

A

Pd 4d10 5s0

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2
Q

all metals except Sc form MO which are

A

ionic

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3
Q

on increasing oxidation state ionic character

A

decreases

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4
Q

Mn2O7

A

covalent green oil

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5
Q

CrO3 and V2O5 have — mp

A

have low mp

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6
Q

V2O5

A

amphoteric oxide

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7
Q

Acidified vanadium oxide gives

A

VO4 3- VO2+

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8
Q

M2+/M of V and Mn are ——

A

less

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9
Q

Sublimation enthalpy for V and Mn are

A

less

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10
Q

Ti and V react w dilute non oxidizing acids at rt

A

false

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11
Q

catalyst in contact process

A

V2O5

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12
Q

are Zn Cd Hg Cn transition metals

A

no cuz they have filled orbitals in there grounded and in common os states

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13
Q

the d orbitals of transition metal protude the periphery more than s and p orbitals

A
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14
Q

The transition metals (with the exception
of ——–) are very hard and have low
volatility. Their melting and boiling points are
high.

A

Zn, Cd and Hg

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15
Q

exchange enrgy is responsible for

A

stabilization of the energy state

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16
Q

exchange energy is proportional to

A

total number of possible pairs of parrallel spins in degenerate orbitals

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17
Q

titanium (IV) is more stable

A

than Ti(III) or Ti(II).

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18
Q

os of scandium

A

3

19
Q

os of mn

A

2 to 7

20
Q

os of zn

A

2

21
Q

cu had positive or negative E0

A

+ive

accounts for its inability to release h2 from acids

22
Q

-E0 for ni is related to

A

high hydration enthalpy

23
Q

hdration enthalpy of Cu +2 is more negative or less than

A

Cu +1

24
Q

chromite ore

A

fecr2o4

25
Q

sodium dichromate is more soluble than

A

potassium dichromate

26
Q

sodium chromate color

A

yellow

27
Q

sodium dichromate

A

orange

28
Q

K2MnO4

A

dark green

29
Q

KMno4 are isostructural w

A

KClO4

30
Q

The more positive the standard electrode potential

A

the more stable the species is in its reduced form

31
Q

the more negative the standard electrode potential

A

the more stable the species is in its oxidized form

32
Q

the ability of F to stanlize the higher oxidation state is due to

A

high lattice energy (as in CoF3) or higher bond enthalpy (VF5,CrF6)

33
Q

Mo(6) and W (6) are more stable than

A

Cr(6)

34
Q

low os are found in an complex compund when

A

they are capable of pi acceptor charcted and sigma bonding

35
Q

Cu + is unstable thus disproportionated into

A

cu +2 cu

36
Q

K2MnO4 color

A

green

37
Q

os of cr

A

2 to 6

38
Q

M3+/M2+ value of Sc is less becuz

A

Sc+3 has noble gas configuration

39
Q

M3+/M2+ value of V is less becuz

A

Half filled t2g

40
Q

catalyst in haber process
catalyst in catalytic hydrogenation

A

fe
ni

41
Q

Sc makes—–oxides

A

covalent

42
Q

Brass
bronze

A

cu zn
cu pb

43
Q
A