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1
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What are transition metals?

A

stable elements with an incomplete d sub level

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2
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What are some properties of transition metals?

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high melting and boiling point, sonorous and malleable

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3
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What are the most common oxidation states of chromium?

A

2+ 3+ and 6+

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4
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What are the most common oxidation states of manganese?

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2+ 4+ and 7+

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5
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What are the most common oxidation states of iron?

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2+ and 3+

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6
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What are the most common oxidation states of cobalt?

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2+ and 3+

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7
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What are the most common oxidation states of copper?

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+1 and 2+

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8
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What colour is Cr3+ in solution?

A

green

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9
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what colour is CrO42- in solution?

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yellow

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10
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what colour is Cr2O7,2- in solution?

A

orange

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11
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What colour is MnO4- in solution?

A

Purple

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12
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What colour is Co2+ in solution?

A

Pink

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13
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What colour is Fe2+ in solution?

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pale green

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14
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What colour is Fe3+ in solution?

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Brown yellow

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15
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How is a complex ion formed?

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A central metal surrounded by molecules linked by coordinate bonds

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16
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What are ligands?

A

Molecules that donate a pair of electrons to a metal ion

17
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What colour is [Cu(Cl4)]2- in solution?

A

olive green

18
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What colour is [Cu(NH3)4(H2O)2]2+ in solution?

A

royal blue

19
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What colour is [Cu(H2O)6]2+ in solution?

A

light blue

20
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What colour is [Co(Cl4)]2- in solution?

A

royal blue

21
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What colour is [Co(H2O)6]2+ in solution?

A

pink

22
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What is a heterogenous catalyst?

A

The reactants and catalyst are in different phases. they form temporary coordinate bonds to fix the reactants and weaken the reactants bonds

23
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What is a homogeneous catalyst?

A

The catalyst and reactants are in the same phase

24
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What catalyst is used for the hydrogenation of alkanes?

A

Nickel

25
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What catalyst is used for the Haber process?

A

Iron

26
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What catalyst is used for the contact process?

A

V2O5

27
Q

What catalyst is used for the decomposition of H2O2?

A

MnO2

28
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What is the only transition metal ion that dissolves in excess OH-?

A

Chromium

29
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What colour is chromium after OH- drops?

A

grey ppt

30
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What colour is iron II after OH- drops?

A

dirty green ppt

31
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What colour is iron III after OH- drops?

A

red brown ppt

32
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What colour is copper II after OH- drops?

A

royal blue ppt

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