Quiz three Flashcards

1
Q

Isoelectric

A

same electron configuration

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2
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Ligand is a…

A

lewis base (base is donor) which attacks the metal acting as lewis acid (acid is recipient)

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3
Q

Primary coordination sphere

A

ligands that are directly attached to metal

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4
Q

n vs u

A

u is for bridged, n is dentating (n^x where x is dentation #)

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5
Q

Hard-Soft Acid Base theory (which are which?)

A

Hard to hard (OF), soft to soft (CPS)

bigger is softer

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6
Q

dative bond

A

both electrons that form the bond are from one atom

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7
Q

ambidentating ligand

A

ambidextrous

two or more different atoms from one compound contribue dentation. N-O for example

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8
Q

X crown Y

A

x denotes number of atoms, y denotes number of specific atom.

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9
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Cis vs Trans

fac vs mer

A

cis 90 degrees
trans opposite
fac facial (all on one half ex trig pyr)
mer (meridian) all in one plane

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10
Q

delta vs lambda

A

delta rotates clockwise

rotations traditionally from front to back

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11
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linkage isomerism

A

same ligand can coordinate at two two different atoms

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12
Q

stereo isomers

A

same atoms, different arrangements

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13
Q

optical isomers

A

two non-superimposable (chiral) structures

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14
Q

ionization isomer

A

ligand and counter ion switched

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15
Q

hydrate isomers

A

one ligand is water, swap with counterion

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16
Q

coordination isomers

A

same empirical formula, different complex ions

17
Q

edta

A

6 binding sites if deprotonates
2 from nitrogen (one on each of the two central carbons)
4 from carboxylic acid groups (2 alpha to each N)

18
Q

(NH2)CC(NH2)

A

en

19
Q

(NH2)ccNHcc(NH2)

A

dien

20
Q

(PPh2)cc(PPh2)

A

dppe

21
Q

(PPh2)c(PPh2)

A

dppm

22
Q

C5H5-

A

cp

23
Q

OH- nomenclature

A

hydroxo

24
Q

H- nomenclature

A

hydrido

25
Q

(NH2)CH2CO2-

A

gly

26
Q

two deprotonated carb acids joined at butt

A

ox for oxalato

27
Q

pyridine

A

py

cyclohexene with one N sub one C

28
Q

14 crown 4(N)

A

cyclam

29
Q

ketodiene?

A

acac

twin towers

30
Q

2,2 - bipyridine

A

bipy