Transition metal

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Transition metal by Mind Map: Transition metal

1. Werner coordination

1.1. Every metal atom has a fixed number of coordination numbers

1.2. The metal atoms tends to satisfy bofhs

1.2.1. Primary is by negative ions

1.2.2. Secondary is by negative or netural

1.3. The coordination number are always directed towards the fixed position in space

2. Properties

2.1. Electronic configuration

2.2. Oxidation state

2.3. Complex ionsformat

2.4. Colored ions

2.5. Catalytic activity

2.6. Magnetic

2.7. Abundance

3. Factors effecting complexation

3.1. Presence of vacant d orbitals

3.2. Charge on the metal

3.3. Size of the metal

4. Types of ligands

4.1. Monodentate

4.1.1. Use only one donor atoms

4.2. Polydentate

4.2.1. Use more than one atom

5. Nomenclature of complexes

6. Magnatic moument

7. Jahn tellar theory

8. 1- find oxidation number. 2-find electrons(d). 3-find hybrid orbitals and compound shape. 4-determination of geometry.

8.1. Tetrahedral geometry

8.2. Square planar

8.3. Octahedral

8.3.1. dwsp3

9. Coordination compounds

9.1. Primary valency

9.2. Secondary

10. Types of isomerism

10.1. Stural isomerism

10.1.1. Coordination isomerism

10.1.2. Ionisation isomerism

10.1.3. Hydrate isomerism

10.1.4. Linkage isomerism

10.2. Stereo isomerism

10.2.1. Geometrical isomerism

10.2.2. Optical isomerism

11. Valance bond theory

12. Crystal field theory

12.1. Octahedral

12.1.1. p

12.1.1.1. t1u

12.1.2. s

12.1.2.1. a1g

12.1.3. d

12.1.3.1. eg

12.1.3.2. t2g

12.2. Square planer

12.2.1. p

12.2.1.1. e1u

12.2.1.2. P2u

12.2.2. s

12.2.2.1. A1g

12.2.3. d

12.2.3.1. B1g

12.2.3.2. B2g

12.2.3.3. a1g

12.2.3.4. E1g

12.3. Sp3d2

12.4. Tetrahedral

12.4.1. p

12.4.1.1. t1

12.4.2. s

12.4.2.1. a1

12.4.3. d

12.4.3.1. t2

12.4.3.2. e

13. Molecular orpetal theory

13.1. Pi

13.2. Segma

14. Energy of free ion

14.1. Rusall and sander coupling

14.2. J-J coupling

15. Orga

16. Tanabo-sugano