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Questions:
- Explain the relationship in energy between Asp, A0, and A1.
- In complex K[Fe(CN)], what is the number of unpaired electrons?
- Which compound has the highest CFSE among the given complexes?
- Describe the distorted octahedral nature of Cu metal ion.
- Explain the color of complexes using crystal field theory.
- What is the geometry of dsp hybridization?
- Describe the hybridization in chromium hexacarbonyl.
- What is the CFSE for high-spin d octahedral complex ion?
- Identify the increasing acidity order of the given ligands.
- Explain the order of A values for the provided complexes.
- How many ions are formed from [Co(NH)]Cl?
- Discuss the splitting of metal d-orbitals in tetrahedral ligand fields.
- When crystal field splitting energy is and pairing energy is P, when are low-spin complexes formed?
- What is formed in the reaction of [PtCl] with two equivalents of ammonia?
- What happens to a complex when a monodentate ligand is displaced by a cyclic ligand?
- What does the stability of a complex depend on?
- Explain the chelate effect and its causes.
- Describe the trans effect and theories explaining it.
- How are stability constants of complexes determined?
- Discuss the relationship between stepwise stability constant (K) and overall stability constant ().
- How are cis and trans complexes of the type [PtAX] distinguished?
- What is the electronic ground state term for chromium in [Cr(CN)]?
- Which octahedral complex has the highest enthalpy of hydration?
- Discuss the increasing order of energies of d-orbitals in square planar complexes.
- As a ligand, what type of donor is Cl?
- Explain the spin-only and spin+orbital magnetic moments of [CrCl].
- What is the application of Orgel diagrams in transition metal complexes?
- In which region of the spectrum are electronic spectra observed for complex compounds?
- What is the complementary color to blue?
- What is the 10Dq value for the [Ti(HO)] ion?
- Which electronic configurations have opposite energy levels in Orgel diagrams under the same ligand field?
- What is the ground state term?
- Which complex does not show d-d transition?
- What are the conditions for Laporte electronic transition?
- In which series are ligands arranged in increasing field strength?
- What is the number of microstates for p electronic configuration?
- If L = 0, what will the ground state term be?
- Describe the spin multiplicity formula based on the resultant spin quantum number (S).
- What is the correct formula for magnetic moment?
- When will a substance be diamagnetic based on magnetic permeability?
- What is the spin-only formula for magnetic moment?
- What does L-S coupling relate to?
- What is the value of J in terms of L and S?
- Which metal is not ferromagnetic?
- Describe the magnetic susceptibility of diamagnetic substances.
- What is Curie's law?
- Which complex ion has the highest magnetic moment at room temperature?
- What is the electronic configuration of manganese in a given complex?
- Which species obeys the 18-electron rule?
- Which compounds react with SiCl to form Si-C bonds?
- What is the strength order of P-N bonds in cyclophosphazenes (NPX)?
- What type of compound is formed by the combination of hard acid and hard base?
- Which one is a soft acid?
- Which one is a stable base?
- Which metal occurs naturally as oxide?
- Which ions form oxides and sulfides?
- Which ion forms the most stable complex with BH?
- Which is a soft base?
- What were the terms hard and soft acids and bases coined by?
- Classify Hg as hard or soft acid/base.
- What is the form of Ca found in bones?
- Which ion is useful for muscle contraction?
- Which symbiotic bacteria fixes nitrogen?
- What is the main constituent of Vitamin B?
- Which molecule is energy-rich in biological systems?
- What is the oxidation state of iron in hemoglobin?
- Are oxymyoglobin and oxyhemoglobin paramagnetic or diamagnetic?
- Which metal is present in chlorophyll?
- Which metal ions are involved in electron transport in biological systems?
- What is the correct set of biologically essential elements?
- Which metal ions are present in the active site of nitrogenase enzyme?
- Which complex compound of metal is used to treat rheumatoid arthritis?
- Which reaction is not feasible according to the HSAB principle?
- Which one is not a micronutrient?
- Which one is not a hard base?
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