Edexcel International AS and A level Chemistry XCH11/YCH11 · 17
Transition Metals and their Chemistry
- Code
- 17
- In
- U5 Transition Metals and Organic Nitrogen Chemistry
- Course
- International AS and A level Chemistry XCH11/YCH11
- Board
- Edexcel
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Points under 17
- 17.1 Transition metals
- 17.2 Electronic configurations of d-block elements
- 17.3 Variable oxidation numbers of transition metals
- 17.4 Ligands
- 17.5 Dative covalent bonding in complex ions
- 17.6 Complex ions
- 17.7 Coloured aqueous transition metal ions
- 17.8 Colour and d-orbital splitting
- 17.9 Colourless aqueous and complex ions
- 17.10 Coordination number
- 17.11 Causes of colour changes in transition metal ions
- 17.12 Monodentate ligands
- 17.13 Octahedral complexes
- 17.14 Tetrahedral complexes
- 17.15 Square planar complexes and cis-platin
- 17.16 Bidentate and hexadentate ligands
- 17.17 Haemoglobin and ligand exchange
- 17.18 Oxidation states of vanadium
- 17.19 Interconversion of vanadium oxidation states
- 17.20 Reduction and formation of dichromate(VI)
- 17.21 Dichromate(VI) and chromate(VI) equilibrium
- 17.22 Reactions of aqueous transition metal ions
- 17.23 Amphoteric behaviour, deprotonation and ligand exchange
- 17.24 Ligand exchange and colour change
- 17.25 Entropy and the chelate effect
- 17.26 Transition metals as catalysts
- 17.27 Heterogeneous catalysts
- 17.28 Vanadium(V) oxide in the contact process
- 17.29 Catalytic converters
- 17.30 Homogeneous catalysts
- 17.31 Iron ions catalysing the iodide–peroxodisulfate reaction
- 17.32 Autocatalysis by manganese(II) ions
- 17.33 Core practical 14: preparing a transition metal complex
Points in U5 Transition Metals and Organic Nitrogen Chemistry
- 16 Redox Equilibria
- 17 Transition Metals and their Chemistry
- 18 Organic Chemistry – Arenes
- 19 Organic Nitrogen Compounds: Amines, Amides, Amino Acids and Proteins
- 20 Organic Synthesis