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NH3
ammine
CO
carbonyl
CH3NH2
methylamine
NO
nitrosyl
C5H5N
pyridine
NH2CH2CH2NH2
ethylenediamine (en)
C2O4 2-
oxalato
C10H16N2O8 4-
ethylenediaminetetra acetic acid (EDTA)
(NH2CH2CH2)2NH
diethylenetriamine (dien)
SO4 2-
sulfato
S2O3 2-
thiosulfato
NO2 -
nitro
ONO -
nitrito
SCN -
thiocyanato
NCS -
isothiocyanato
Sc
0, +3, colorless
Ti
0, +4, lightweight + strong (bike frames), TiO2 = white/paint brightener
V
0, +5, alloys, toxic
Nb/Ta
From greek myths, Nb is a superconductor
Cr
0, +3, +4, +6, multiple OS in nature, toxic
Mo/W
enzymes, pigments, W has a high melting pt —> used for lightbulbs
Mn
Most OS in the first row, catalyst, steel, cofactor in enzymes, good for oxidizing agents
Tc
radioactive, man-made
Fe
+2 — +6 (+2, +3 most common), steel, common in Earth, REDOX
Co
blue, usually in ores
Rh
hard, corrosion resistent, inert
Ir
rare, outer space + used by archeologists
Ni/Pd/Pt
stable catalysts, Ni is for coins/batteries, Pt is unreactive + inert electrodes
Cu/Au/Ag
Cu is a conductor, Ag is thermally conductive, Au is unreactive and malleable
Zn
corrosion resistant, toxic
Cd
+2, toxic, used in batteries
Hg
liquid @ room temp, toxic, used for dental fillings
ligand endings
ide —> o, ite —> ito, ate —> ato, if complex molecule is an anion, add a “ate”
copper
cuprate
gold
aurate
iron
ferrate
lead
plumbate
tin
stannate
silver
argentate