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Orbitals
Transition Metals
100

Whats the noble-gas core electron configuration for V3+

[Ar]3d2

100

which prefers the softer acid OH- or SH-

What is SH-

100

tell me 3 things Pb has been used for

What are:

1. Paint

2. Bullets

3. Batteries 

100

what orbital forms better pi bonds 2p or 4p

What is 2p

100

what is the "field" name that corresponds to 6 ligands being attached to a metal

Octahedral field

200

Rationalize why 40K will beta decay into 40Ca.

What is 40K has and odd number of neutrons (21) to an odd number of protons (19) and is not particualrly stable. This will beta decay to 40Ca which has a double magic number nucleus that is unusually stable.

200

Explain what a Combo Element is and give an example.

What is:

Def: A combo element can be defined as the combination of an (n-x) group ele- ment with an (n+x) group element to form compounds that parallel those of the (n) group element.

Ex. GaAs is a combo element for Ge

200

Tell me 5 things you know about Ca

What is:

1. Essential for life 

2. Used in limestone

3. Used in cement 

4. used in soda-lime glass

5. CaCO3 caves are made from acid rain

200

What is the phenomenon that causes the formation of D(delta naught)?

What is: 

Orbital splitting due to the formation of tetrahedral and octahedral fields made created in the presence of ligands.

200

 Name this compound: [CoCl4(NH3)2]−

What is * diamminetetrachlorocobalt(III)

300

Rationalize why Beryllium exhibits metallic properties even though it has a full 2s orbital

What is: The empty 2p band overlaps with the 2s band allowing the electrons to move throughout the metal structure

300

This allows elements lower on the periodic table to exhibit an oxidation state of n+2.

What is the inert pair effect?

300

Elements in a mostly pure state that can be found in a common household

What are Copper, Silver, Gold, Lead, Carbon, Silicon, and Aluminum?

300

This number tells us the shape of an atomic oribital

What is the magnetic quantum number (l)?

300

This type of isomerism allows metal complexes to have the same formula, but different chemical properties. Ex: Co(NH3)5BrSO4

What is Ionization Isomerism?

400

The reason Beryllium is a electrical conductor.          

What is overlap of s and p orbital

400

Term for a molecule acting as an acid or a base

what is amphoteric

400

General formula of structure: (Bn Hn+4) or (Bn Hn+3)    

What is nido

400

½(bonding electrons-antibonding electron)

What is bond order

400

Reason metals with d^0 configuration are intensely colored                  

What is charge transfer transitions

500

This type of magnetism is seen in common refrigerator magnets and when heated to extreme temperatures, will revert to a paramagnetic form.    

What is a ferromagnet? 

500

All of the alkaline earth metals form stable nitrides and one of the alkali metals does as well because it exhibits some covalent behavior.  

What is Li3N?

500

This element has a +1 and +3 oxidation state, is a poor element, and is toxic because it mimics K+ ions.

What is Thallium? 

500

According to Crystal Field Theory, these two orbitals will be higher in energy in an octahedral structure. 

What are the dx2-y2 and dz2 orbitals? 

500

[Ni(H2O)6]2+ is a complex that appears green in color and is known to absorb this color. 

What is red?

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