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Coordination DigiBook

This document discusses coordination compounds and Werner's theory of coordination. According to Werner's theory, metals have two types of valences - primary valency involving ionic or covalent bonds, and secondary valency involving ligands. Coordination compounds follow certain nomenclature rules where the positive ion is named first followed by the negative ligand. Isomerism in coordination compounds can be structural, involving differences in hydration, ionization, linkage or coordination, or stereoisomeric involving geometric or optical differences between complexes. Hybridization and crystal field theory help explain properties of coordination complexes.

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Coordination DigiBook

This document discusses coordination compounds and Werner's theory of coordination. According to Werner's theory, metals have two types of valences - primary valency involving ionic or covalent bonds, and secondary valency involving ligands. Coordination compounds follow certain nomenclature rules where the positive ion is named first followed by the negative ligand. Isomerism in coordination compounds can be structural, involving differences in hydration, ionization, linkage or coordination, or stereoisomeric involving geometric or optical differences between complexes. Hybridization and crystal field theory help explain properties of coordination complexes.

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Coordination

Compounds

µ
:L n'Thieme
"

Isomerism
field
Crystal Theory
Organometallic Compounds

I -2 Ols
Werner 's Theory
0

In complex substance : central metal ion is surrounded


retains
by oppositely charged ions and
identity in
solutions .

According to Werner 's


Theory : metals possess
TWO TYPES OF VALENCIES -

I .

Primary Valency :
Ionic
covalent
2
Secondary valency
:
.
TUPAC Nomenclature
• certain rules to be
followed
-

I . The
positive part of compound named
first followed
by negative part .

2 .

Ligands are named


followed by central metal .

prefix di tri tetra indicate each kind


no
of
:
, ,
.

of ligand present .

prefix
: bis ,
tris used when
fsolydendate ligands

3 .

ligands named in alphabetical order .

4 .
Oxidation state of central atom in roman No 's in

bracket .

complex central metal


5 . when has -
ve
charge : name of
ends in -
ate

for Anion
ligands : Name ends in 0

For Cationic name ium


ligands ends
: as

neutral
ligands
:
Regular Names

H2O =
Aqua
No =
nitrosyl
MHz = ammine

co =
carbonyl
Isomerism

structural stereo

structural Isomerism
is .

Hydrate Isomerism
Differ in coordinated bound H2O .

( Co (H2O)6 Iz ) and Ccocnzo)ydz) I . 2420

2 . Ionisation Isomerism

Differ in ions released in solution


⇐ (Nns) , soy) Br and
@ (Nns) ,
Br ) soy

3 .

Linkage Isomerism
Differ in sites of coordination of ambient
ligand
⇐ (MDs model and founds (Ono)) I

4 . Coordination Isomerism
Differ in coordination spheres
@ (Nhs) 6) (counts) and [cocoons) 6) (crank )
Stereoisomerism
1 .
Geometrical Isomerism

°
Tetrahedral complexes do not show
geometrical
isomerism .


Square planar complexes with
general formula
M Az Xz MABXY
M Az XY M ( AB)z
MAB Xa MCABCD)
show geometrical isomerism .

• Sn Octahedral complexes -

Auxz) ( MANY ] (m (AA)zX )


shows
geometrical isomerism
and meridional

(MA 3×3) shows
facial type

2 .

Optical Isomerism

when CN = 4
Possible hybridisation
's
dsp
'
=
; sp

In case
of dsp
' -
No optical isomerism
On sp
's -

only possible when all 4


ligands are different
when CN -
-
6

"

Type I :
( ( )
m AA
,
Bz)

Type I :
(MIAA) ,]

Effective Atomic Number ( EAN)

C- AN = Own electrons of + electrons donated


central
by ligands
ion
Hybridisation
certain Enamples :

"
1 .
(
Cr ( Nhs)¢ ) ion

"
Ear ) 3dB
Electronic
config of Cr =
n
2 . Hi Cco) u )
oxidation state Ni
of = zero

Crystal field Theory


VBT fails to explain magnetic and geometrical
properties of most
of compounds .

sphere central atom


surrounded
CFT assumes as + ve

by charged ligands
-
ve .

d lost
In CFT
degeneracy of orbitals is
-

.
Decides stability of complex .

stable
strong field ligands complexes more
-

Inner d- orbitals more stable than outer orbital .

-
chelates (Ring forming ligands) are more stable .

Organometallic comped .

atleast metal
Compounds containing one carbon
-

bond .
I .
or bonded
organometallic compound
RMGX
Nez (MDG

2 A bonded
organometallic compound
-
.

3 .
o -
it bonded organometallic compound
Ni (co)y
Fe CCDs
Previous yrs Imm

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