Coordination Compounds
Coordination Compounds
Coordination Compounds
CO ORDINATION
-
COMPOUNDS
Panchal Sir
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By Bharat
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Bharat Panchal
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Co-ordination Compounds
Transition metals large
form a no '
→
They are ionic compound and →
They may or
may not be
do not contain any co ordinate
ionic
-
◦
The properties of the double The bro besties the ordin
salts of co - -
are the
same as those -
ation compounds are
of its constituent compounds .
•
In the double salt metal ions • In a coordination compound
their normal valency the metal ion its
show
two
satisfy
tube of valencies called
primary and
secondary valency .
•
A double salt loses its •
A coordination confounds
identity in the solution retain its identity in its
solution
e. k
, soy
Alzcsou )] -24110
.
g .
e.g Ky [ Fe (CN ) , ]
→ Types of Coordination Compounds
Cationic Complex Anionic Complex Neutral Complex
complex ion camp complexion carry complex doesn't
+ve charge -
ve charge carry
4-
any
2-1 Eg [ Fe CCN )o7 charge
[ COCNH] ) , ]
e.g [Niccolo ]
Ligands The atoms ions or molecules which can donate
,
D. enticing of ligands : -
through a
single donor atom
a-, Bo CN -
e.g
-
,
"
H2O ; NH, ,
CO
Bidentate ligands
when a
ligand can bind
through two donor
atoms .
diamine ,
900
-
CHINH ,
-
donating sites .
e.
g EDTA C. Ethylene Diamine Tetra Acetate Ion )
OOCH! CH Coo
Ñf
- -
• •
>N -
C Hz CH - -
CH, Coo
, -
-00C HE
Donor Atoms → 6
e.g CN cceeano )
-
{
SCN Cthiocyano )
-
NC
cisocyano)
-
NCS cisothiocyano)
-
{
symbol of Name of charge on
A- chloride I
-
CH
]
-
NH
, Methylamine o
Br Bromide
-
-1
0
I
-
Nibito -
o -
GO carbonyl 0
-1
OH Hydroxo
-
CS Thio carbonyl 0
N°5 Nikah
SCN
-
thiocyano -1 PH Phosphine 0
}
Ncs
-
isothiocyano -1
CH,coo -
Acetate -1
):P Triphenylphosphine 0
H Hydride I
-
-
* .me ... .
*. -2 .
022 besoxo
Pyridine
-
-2 0
50,2
-
sulbhito
sulphate
-2 F
Souk -2
CH Methyl 0
cost carbonate -2
}
Bidentate
Bidentate
gly glycenato -1
ethane -1,2 en 0
0×2 oxalate
-
-2 -
diamine
chelating ligands : -
is
It
ring type compound formed
closed
by poly dentate ligands ( chelating ligand ) on binding
to central metal atom
Importance
e.g M←Mµ ,
_
GHz
• it forms more stable
← complex , called
N -
CH
Ho
,
chelating effect
use
◦ in softening of Hard water
Detection metal ion
◦
of
•
sebaration of f- block elements .
Co -
ordination Entity
central metal atom and the ligands
the
which are
directly attached to it are enclosed in square
bracket and called co ordination sphere or coordination
-
entity
counter In
The ioni sable written outside the square
groups
bracket and are called counter ions .
eg Kp Efe CCN ) , ]
where Ky ions are called counter ions
Co-ordination Polyhedron
The spatial arrangement of the
around the central metal atom
ligands co-ordination
'
is called
polyhedron e.g
Co-ordination Number
total number ordinate
'
The of co -
c. N : 6×1 = G CN =
2×1+2×2 = 6
Oxidation Number
The charge present on the central
metal atom in a coordination compound is called
oxidation number It is
.
always positive .
e.g Ku [ Fe ( CN ) 6 ]
1,
4G ) -1K -16 C- 1) = 0 ✗ = 2
ON THE BASIS OF LIGANDS
Homolebtic in which tybe of ligands present
only one are
eg Ky [ Fe CCN )o ]
Helen lentic in different type
which of ligands are bresent
e.
g. [ Coll Cenk] U ,
e.g •
Ky Efe CCN)o ] → potassium he ✗a cyanide ferrate CII )
• @ Q(Hz0ki NO, →
Ielraaqua dichloride chromium GTI) nitrate
•
[ Coll ( Noy ) (NH] )y] NO, → Tetra ammtne.ch/oridonito-N-cobaltC1lI )
nitrate
•
Kjfecczou} ] →
potassium toioxalato ferrate CIII)
•
K [ Co CCMg- (NO) ] potassium bentacyanido nitrosyl cobaltite CIII
→
]
•
[ Coclzcenljtsoy → dichloride bi:( ethane -1,2 diamine) cobalt
.
-
city sulphate
•
[ Coll (0^10) HI>
chlorine bis (ethane -1,2 diamine ) hitito -0
-
◦
[Ni ( Cola] → tetra carbonyl nickel 6)
• Li [ At the] → lithium tetra hydride aluminate CIII)
Werner The 0M
. metal, possess two types of valencies,
called primary ionisable valency oxidation number
or
Number 7
The
primary valencies directional
°
are non -
.
Acc to
. this
theory ,
metal -
ligand
bond arises
due to the donation electron pair from ligands
of
to central metal atom
the metal atom or ion under the
influence of ligands can use Cn 1) d nsynb , nd
-
,
orbitals for hybridisation
Hybridisation C. N Geometry Example
linear
[ Agam
-
Sb 2 ]
,
Sbz 3
sp } 4 Tetrahedral [ Nikola ) z .
e.
g [ COCNH, }
]3+
Cost → EARTH 3d 6
Cost ↑H↑HkH ☐ I 1 1
27
3d Us Up
Go NH] is a
strong ligand so
pairing of e -0
takes place
↑H↑HHXN × XIXIX
"
za us UP it
bdia
→
magnetic
hybridisation → d2sb3
Geometry Octahedral
→
4--1%+1
0 Bom
inner
=
orbital complex
[ Nickels
-
+ HAKATA ✗ ✗ 1×1 ✗
4s Ub
3d
It is paramagnetic in nature
U inns -
%-) -4-8 = -
B. M
2-
•
[ Nice NW
Ni 2-1 [ As ] 18 3d 4 so
'
28
THT AHHH ☐
3d 4s 4b
is ligand pairing of e@ takes
CN a
strong so
place
1*-1
titi 't " " X
17¥
+
"
3d UP
hybridisation → dSb2
Geometry →
square planar
It is diamagnetic in nature .
Metal -
The
ligands are treated as
negative centres and
these negative centres are so arranged around
central metal atom that here is minimum repulsion
btw them .
-
In a free transition metal ion . all the fire d-
orbitals have equal energies ( degenerate orbitals )
but when it takes part in complex formation
these d- orbital } split in two parts .
it is called d -
d transition or crystal
field splitting .
shape of d- orbitals
{
At
G- Ao
-
-
ligand
I ( Br ( S2 ( SCN { Cl < F- { OH { OX
_ -
- - - -
ISOMERISM
'
↓ ↓
structural Isomers stereoisomers
arises due to the difference arises due to the different
in the Str . of coordination spatial arrangement of
compounds ligands around the metal ion
↳
Ionisation
↳
→
Geometrical isomerism
Hydrate
↳
Coordination
→
optical isomerism .
↳
Linkage
4) IONISATION ISOMERISM
This isomerism arises due to
g
ez [ Co Br ( Haas ] -1cL and [ COUCHd) +
-
g) Bo -
[ LOCH
, 01,4] ] -3110
CO ORDINATION ISOMERISM
-
tybe of isomerism
occurs when
This
there is interchange of anionic
ligands btw cationic and
complexes of different metal ion present in a complex
.
LINKAGE ISOMESISM
the
type of isomerism
This
is shown by
coordination compounds bidentate ligands
having am
EG Eco (
Nlt )
g-
(NO ) ] Cl
,
and ECOCNH] )s( ONODU
STEREOISOMERISM
a
Geoiinetrical optical
ti
Isomerism
Isomerism
These the complexes
are
This isomerism is common
which have chiral Sto The .
are unidentak
ligands) show geometrical isomerism . The
two ×
ligands may be arranged adjacent to each
other in a cis -
isomer or opposite to each other in a
trans isomer -
Cl
NHI Nffg
. .
.
- .
_
. . .
:*
Ntfy
- -
-
- -
-
- - -
:*
:
:
:
: :
NHI
'
: -
r
-
. r
.
g.
. . .
'
r
r r
,
,
g
, , , ,
Cis Trans
i ×
mi
<
i i.÷ :
cis ✗
Trans
Tybe -
MXzAz ( x Unidentate
A- Bidentate
-
✗
ligands
✗
ligands )
?
% itn
-
- -
-
g- M A
^ : -
1-
- - - - - .
-
. . . . .
. .
/
.
- A cis ✗ Trans
→ In Octahedral Complexes of the formula [ MA]X ] ]
e.g ECOCNH]
} ]
]
Non
!¥¥*÷
NH
,
ii.% / -
.NO
f-
N
tf
,
NHS
_ .
. - - - .
NO ,
NO ,
fac -
facial
mer -
meridional .
same
ligands occupy same ligands are in
one face of an octahedron one plane
→
OPTICAL ISOMERS
optical isomerism is common
→ in
octahedral complexes
→
The
involving
bidentate ligands
equi molar mixture of ' '
d and
'
l
'
isomer is termed
as the racemic mixture
→
Trans isomer cant show optical isomers
④ 4 Cl
. . #4 !
Cl
it en
e ÷
:
mirror
Gf :_
⑨ ⑨
④ Eco CNH
@ n)]
-1
)2U
µs
, ,
NH,
NH] /
E.
a
ce
mirror
3h -1
eg [ MCAA}
✗
<
-1 4 +
cis -
[ Co Cenk Up 7
¥ ?
>+ ! %! ,
en
: ! cen
:-/ -
1-
-
I.
1-
-
'
en minor
-
METAL CARBONYLS
contain
Complex compounds that
carbonyl ligands only are termed as metal carbonyl
% Ni ( co)
, Fe C.CO)s Cr ( ( 076
CO
40 CO
N'
oc
_
#
06
i
Fe co co
-
◦ c-
/ I -
Oc <
co
CO
COCO CO
Tetrahedral Trigonal
Bipyramid at octahedral
carbon bond It is
.
a
weak dono.se
M C -
- bond is formed by thedonation of lone pair of eo
On the
carbonyl carbon to the vacant orbital of metal
↳
M - C it bond is formed by the donation of a pair of eo
antibonding IT *
orbital of co This .
property of back bonding
which stabilise the metal -
synergic effect
C- M +0 +
☒⇐0: →
⊖ Mi6 CEO :
a-
overlap
Donation of lone pair of eo from carbon
atom into a vacant orbital of the metal .
C- mAE-BFB-W.gr#aaoE*g-=o :-D
+0-6=-0
m →
D- ① -ña⇐* ⇐⇐ +0
IT -
overlap
Donation of e-0 from a filled metal d- orbital
into a vacant
antibonding IT orbital of CO
-
M
D€C=o
0 O_0 0
IT
factors
Affecting stability of a complex
•
•
-
Presence %
of chelate
Ring :
more the chelation More
stability
,
•
Effect of multidentate ligands :
• In
Biological System
↳ In Medicinal Chemistry
In Analytical Chemistry
↳ the
In extraction / Metallurgy of metals
of lead poisoning .
In
Biological Importance
Many biological important
natural compounds are co-ordination complexes e.
g.
2-1
Chlorophyll : a complex of Mg
Haemoglobin : a complex of Fe 2-1