The chemistry of amines
Amines are examples of organic nitrogen compounds and we can think of them as substituted ammonia molecules since they have
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Amines are examples of organic nitrogen compounds and we can think of them as substituted ammonia molecules since they have
Virtually all transition metal compounds are coloured, a consequence of the way the 3d orbitals in the transition metal ion
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The ligands in a transition metal complex can be exchanged e.g. ammonia ligands replacing water ligands. This happens either because
Continue readingLigand exchange reactions in transition metal complexes
d-block metal cations readily form complexes with ligands – neutral molecules such as water or anions such as the chloride