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Coordination Compounds FLASHCARD Notes Part-4

The document discusses Crystal Field Theory (CFT) and its implications on the behavior of metal ions in the presence of ligands, detailing the forces of attraction and repulsion experienced by the central metal ion. It explains the splitting of d-orbitals in octahedral and tetrahedral geometries, as well as factors affecting ligand field splitting and the resulting electronic configurations. Additionally, it covers various types of isomerism in coordination complexes, including linkage and polymerization isomerism.

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Coordination Compounds FLASHCARD Notes Part-4

The document discusses Crystal Field Theory (CFT) and its implications on the behavior of metal ions in the presence of ligands, detailing the forces of attraction and repulsion experienced by the central metal ion. It explains the splitting of d-orbitals in octahedral and tetrahedral geometries, as well as factors affecting ligand field splitting and the resulting electronic configurations. Additionally, it covers various types of isomerism in coordination complexes, including linkage and polymerization isomerism.

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Crystal Feild

Theory >
When the
ligand
-

the approaches it
According
>
-

to CFT CM1
,

ion behave
central metal experiences two
types of
as a the point charge force :

and ①
anionic
ligand Force
of attraction

behave as a -re
point due to the nucleus
o
charge ,
neutral
ligand CM I

behave as a dipole Force


of repulsion due

> blu the to d-orbital


's CM1
-

Interaction

the
CMI and
ligand >
In particular
-

geometry
a

is electrostatic
ligands
in nature near to
are some

d-orbital and
away from
the other d-orbitals
d-orbital
>
-
So ,
the d-orbitals =
accial
different
-
non-acial
experience
(along the
(b/wthe
different repulsion forces aris) The
different.
they split
into
so
dryds-e dry dyz dza , ,
=
te

energy
set known as
Splitting In Octahedral u

at face centre of
field splitting Ligand -

crystal cube (along the axis)

>

Energy difference
-

between these orbitals is

known
splitting energy
as

(A)
DoXntegt
CFSE = -0 : 4

+ P EXx
600
Neg
X
.

0 .

Vezg
- no of
e in
tag
in
neg - no of e
eg
extra pair
a >
- no
of
CFSE = -0 .

6 DtXnet
SplittingIn Tetrahedral
xXp S
0 4 DtXntc +
.

Ligand >
- at the corner

(near to
edge electrons filled
of edge he no
of
in e
centre)
no of electrons filled
Next
in t2

x +no
of extra pair
Relation blu Do At Asp
② A Zeff of CMI
,
,
X

Asp > Do >


At 3d - 4d - 5d

Orbital I 2 3
ddfe zefft
464
Ligand Nich Pou Pecly
2 -

D :

=
De
10 Asp
③ AX strength of ligand
WFL
> A for
Factors
affecting splitting A for SFL

Energy A : u (NH)o] > [Cr (H20s]"-


O
altechargeis
D
④ Effect of Geometry
Do > At
Asp >

[e(n)s] < Ky[e(N1z]


+
A :
ku 6 :
[Co(NHs)g] [Co(NHslg]2>

(Octahedral) (Tetrahedral)
Low and Spin
Spin High Isomerism
Complex
L ~
I

Structural Stereo

M Isomer Isamer

Structural Isomer
N
A > P E
.

P ETA
.

A ① Ionization
-
Hydrate/solvate
iii
z
Linkage
coordination
spin
High position
complex ① Coordination
Low Spin
Complex Ligand
Polymerisation
Ionization Isomerism -Hydrate/solvate
same
Isomerism
>
complexes having
-

compound
furnish different complexe
> In
-

MF but
molecule act as
in water
type of ions ageous
inside
ligand
the
medium in such complex

counterion can act as a


coordination sphere
and ligand
can
and act as
crystalling
ligand the
act as
counterion water outside
in
coordination sphere
:

eg ionic lattice

[MER] A = [MLc-1A] L
the
>
-
complexes having
molecular
same
formula
but different no
of
water molecule
inside or outside of the
eg
:

+
coordination sphere
[Dt (NHg) <N]
,

eg [m (20]
:
Bra ↓ +

[PE (NHb)nc]
[m (H20s Br] Br .
H
<
O

Crystalline Coordination Isomerism


water
isomerism
of
>
-
This
Isomerism
type
-Linkage .

arises in compound
cation
>
- In this the complex having complex
contain ambidentate as well as complexe
an ion .
it
ligand
can
because

ligands
>
The
-

are
be coordinated with

different-different donor exchanged between the

cationic and anionic


site with CMI
molecule other
part of the each are
ligand
isomer
of
(Cr (NHs) · ][Co(CN)b]
each other .
:
eg
eg
:

[Co (NHy(g] [Cu(cN]] NHS

HgN-t X
NH-CH
di
Ligand
Isomerism

isomerism HinX Cr NH-citc


This type of
>
-

occurs
when
the ligand NHs

can show position NHS


isomerism
HgN-t
Lt
o
3 + XNHC ,

>
- The complexes having Cr

same molecular formula


HNY4 ↑
NH-Citc
NHs
containing ligands which

are position isomers of


Polymerisation Isomer
eg
:
[PE(Hs)Ua]
>

having
-

U
Complexe PE :
NHz : = 1 : 2 : 2

molecular
different
Pe(NH3)u](Eclu]
formula but same
Pt :
NHS C =
2 4 : 4
emperical formula
: :
are

= 1 :
2 : 2

polymer isomer of
each

other

- It is not true isomerism

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