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Edexcel A Level Chemistry: Transition
Metals 2024 exam Questions and
Answers
What is a d block element? - Answer>>highest energy, last
valence electron in d-orbital

what is a transition metal? - Answer>>an element with one or
more stable ions with incomplete d orbitals

give 4 common properties of transition metals -
Answer>>variable oxidation states, forms complex ions,
catalytic properties, forms coloured compounds

what is a complex ion? - Answer>>metal ion surrounded by
ligands bonded by co-ordinate bonds

what is a ligand? - Answer>>negatively charged ion / neutral
molecule with a lone pair of electrons

what shape would a complex ion with a coordination number of 6
form? - Answer>>octahedral

what is coordination number? - Answer>>The number of
coordinate bonds attached to metal ion in a complex ion

What is a monodentate ligand? - Answer>>forms one
coordinate bond

What is a bidentate ligand? - Answer>>forms two coordinate
bonds

What is a polydentate ligand? - Answer>>forms five/six
coordinate bonds

, give 5 examples of a monodentate ligand - Answer>>Cl-, OH-,
CN-, NH3, H2O

give two examples of a bidentate ligand - Answer>>1,2-
diaminoethane (H2NCH2CH2NH2), ethanedioate (C2O4 2-)

give an example of a polydentate ligand - Answer>>EDTA 4-

what shape would a molecule with a coordination number of 2
form? - Answer>>linear

what shapes might a molecule with a coordination number of 4
form? - Answer>>tetrahedral, square planar

why might a molecule with a coordination number of 4 form a
tetrahedral shape? - Answer>>large ligands, eg Cl-

why do some transition metals form coloured compounds? -
Answer>>ligand binding splits 5d orbitals into two higher and
three at lower energy levels, light absorbed and promotes lower
electron to higher energy level, remaining wavelengths in visible
region transmitted, we see colour

why are Zn 2+ ions colourless? - Answer>>d orbitals full, no d-d
transition

why are Sc 3+ ions colourless? - Answer>>no electrons in the d
block

give the colour of the V 2+ ion (oxidation state 2) -
Answer>>Lavender

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