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U2 S4-Transition metals Flashcards

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Transition Metals

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Metal that can form one or more stable ions with an incomplete d subshell

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rules of electron configuration

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1- e- fill the lowest energy sub-levels first

2-e- fill orbitals before sharing orbitals

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4s sub-shell fills up before 3d sub shell

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4s sub-shell has a lower energy level than 3d sub-shell despite having a higher principal quantum number

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which 2 elements deviate from the electron configuration rules

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Chromium (Ar) 3d5, 4s1 = 1e- in each orbital of 3d sub-level + 1 in 4s sub-level is more stable
Copper (Ar) 3d10, 4s1 = full 3d sub-level + 1e- in 4s sub-level is more stable

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Physical properties of Transition metals

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1-High density

2-High MP and BP

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Chemical properties of Transition metals

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1-form complex ions
2-form coloured ions
3-good catalysts
4-can exist in variable oxidation states

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Transition metal ions are removed first from

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4s e- removed first before 3d e- sub-level

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Which 2 3d sub-level elements are nor transition metals

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Sc (Ar) 4s2,3d1 - (Sc3+) loses 3e- (Ar)

Zn (Ar) 4S2, 3d10 - (Zn2+) loses 2e- (Ar) 3d10

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Why Sc and Zn not transition metals

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Sc forms (Sc3+) - empty 3d sub-level
Zn forms Zn2+ - full 3d sub-level
Zn2+ and Sc3+ are the only stable ions formed
-dont form incomplete sub-levels that cause transition metal chemical properties

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Why transition metals show variable oxidation states

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The energies of the 4s and 3d sub-levels are similar so e- gained or lost using similar amounts of energy

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chemical properties of transition metals caused by

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the incomplete 3d sub-level electron configuration

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Physical properties of an element determined by

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the atomic mass (Ar) of the atom

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Chemical properties of an element determined by

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electron configuration

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Complex ion

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metal surrounded by co-ordinately bonded ligands

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Co-ordinately bond

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covalent bond in which both shared e- pairs are donated from the same atom

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ligands

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atom, ion or molecule that donates a pair of e- to a central positive metal ion

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monodentate

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ligands that can only form one co-ordinate bond with central metal ions

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Multidentate

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ligands that can form more than 2 co-ordinate bonds with central metal ion

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Bidentate

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ligands that can form 2 co-ordinate bonds with central metal ion

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Oxidation state of central metal ion =

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= total charge of complex- sum of charges of the ligands

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Co-ordination number

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Number of co-ordinate bonds between the ligands and central metal ion

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6 co-ordinately bonded ligands shape

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1-octahedral

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4 co-ordinately bonded ligands shapes

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1-tetrahedral

2-square planar

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2 co-ordinately bonded ligands shapes

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1- linear shape

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Small ligands types and co-ordination number

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  • H2O + NH3
  • 6 co-ordination number
  • Octahedral
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large ligands types and co-ordination number

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  • (Cl-)
  • 4 co-ordination number
  • Tetrahedral
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stereoisomerism

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has same structural formula different arrangement of atoms in space

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Optical isomerism/ Enatiomers

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same structural formula but with 4 different groups arranged around a chiral C atom so its a non-superimposable mirror image of the other molecule

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optical isomerism occurs in

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octahedral complexes with 3 Bidentate ligands

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Cis-Trans isomerism

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-Type of E/Z isomerism with 2 groups attached to C atoms around C=C double bonds are the same

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Cis-Trans isomerism in square planar complex ions

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cis= 2 pairs of ligands next to each other 
trans= 2 pairs of ligands opposite each other
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Cisplatin

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PtCl2(NH3)2 - same group next to each other

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Cisplatin uses

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1- treats cancer by stopping DNA unwinding so semi-conservative replication can’t occur stopping tumours reproducing new cells
2-mechanisms triggered that cause cell death

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Cis-Trans Isomerism of Octahedral complex ions (6)

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  • occurs in 4 ligands of one type and 2 ligands of another type
  • 2-ligands opposite= trans
  • 2 ligands next = Cis
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Negative effects of Cisplatin

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1- can bind to normal cells that replicate quickly like hair stopping them from replicating causing hair loss, suppress immune system.
2- damages Kidneys

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How to lessen side effects of Cisplatin

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1- Very low dosages

2-targeting cancer cells directly that only attacks healthy cells

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Why is Cisplatin as cancer treatments used despite adverse effects

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balance of positive long term affects out weigh negative short term effects

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Ligand Substitution reaction

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  • at least 1 ligand swapped for another ligand

- results in colour change

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Substitution of similarly sized ligands

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  • ligands same size
  • co-ordination number of complex ions remains the same
  • Shape stays the same
  • colour changes
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Substitution of different sized ligands

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  • ligands different sizes
  • co-ordination number of complex ion changes
  • shape changes
  • colour changes
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Partial substitution of Ligands

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  • some ligands substituted partially
  • not all ligands substituted
  • colour changes
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Ligand exchange reactions can be easily reversed unless

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unless the complex ion produced is much more stable than the old one

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if new ligands form stronger bonds with the central metal ion than the old ligands

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change is less easy to reverse as new complex ion more stable

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Multidentate ligands form more stable ion complexes than monodentate ions so

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the ligand exchange involving bidentate and multidentate ligands are hard to revers.

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Ligands in order of most stable to least

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1- multidentate = most stable
2-bidentate
3-monodentate = least stable

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Enthalpy change for a ligand

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1- very small

2-because the strength of the bonds being broken is similar to the strength of the new bonds being made

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Entropy change for a ligand

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1-when monodentate ligands are substituted by multi and bidentate ligands the number of particles increases
2-the more particles, the greater the entropy so reactions are more likely to occur
3-multi and bidentate are more stable than monodentate ligands
4-chelate effect

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chelate effect

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1-when monodentate ligands substituted by bidentate and multidentate ligands it forms a more stable ion complex
2- particles number increases
3-entropy of system increases without enthalpy changing significantly
4-

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when multidentate ligand is substituted by bidentate or monodentate ligands

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1- more stable complex ion formed
2-particle number increases
3-so entropy of system increases to a large and positive value without enthalpy changing significantly
4- AG decreases below zero so reaction feasible
AG=AH-TAS

50
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Haeamoglobin

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Fe(N)5(H2O) —Oxygen—-> Fe(N)5(O2)

deoxyhaemoglobin

Chemistry a level (22 decks)

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