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H2O
aqua
NH3
ammine
CO
carbonyl
CH3NH2
methylamine
NO
nitrosyl
C5H5N
pyridine
F-
fluoro
Cl-
chloro
Br-
bromo
I-
iodo
O2-
oxo
OH-
hydroxo
CN-
cyano
SO42-
sulfato
S2O32-
thiosulfato
NO2-
nitro
ONO-
nitrito
SCN-
thiocyanato
NCS-
isothiocyanato
NH2CH2CH2NH2
ethylenediamine or en
C2O42-
oxalato or ox
C10H16N2O84-
EDTA
(NH2CH2CH2)2NH
dien
1
mono
2
di or bis
3
tri or tris
4
tetra or tetrakis
5
penta
6
hexa
Cu
cuprate
Fe
ferrate
Au
aurate
Pb
plumbate
Sn
stannate
Ag
argentate
linkage isomer
same ligand but bonded through different atoms
ionization isomer
a ligand and the counter ion switch places
coordination isomers
different metal in the center but same coordination environment
scandium family
no d electrons in ions
titanium family
structurally strong and very light
vanadium family
used in alloys to strengthen material
chromium family
first family with multiple oxidation states
manganese family
not found in nature as a pure metal
iron family
most common element on earth by mass
cobalt family
very rare to find pure
nickel family
stable and good catalysts
copper family
good conductors of electricity
zinc family
corrosion resistant and toxic
alkali metals
highly reactive
hydrogen
lightest element
alkaline earth metals
low density, melting, and boiling points