It's not that simple I'm afraid. If you're confused, I have a very detailed video on all of the shapes and isomers you need to know for transition metal complexes, worth checking out
I don't really have a link for all of the equations but chemrevise.org is fantastic for summarising the equations and colour changes. I may make a video outlining every equation and colour change you need to know for transition metals if people would find it useful but this will not be until closer to paper 3 if I have time. chemrevise.org/revision-guides/
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so helpful, thank you so much!! your explanations were useful and easy to understand
I'm glad you found it helpful :) thnx
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I'm a bit confused on the answer for q09-1 why Fe is the reagent doesn't makeVO2+ reduce further
why cant the isomerism be optical here ? like a
mirror image of the compound is a different compound ryt?
It's not that simple I'm afraid. If you're confused, I have a very detailed video on all of the shapes and isomers you need to know for transition metal complexes, worth checking out
are these cambridge or edexel questions?
neither, they are AQA :)
could you link all the equations to memories?
I don't really have a link for all of the equations but chemrevise.org is fantastic for summarising the equations and colour changes. I may make a video outlining every equation and colour change you need to know for transition metals if people would find it useful but this will not be until closer to paper 3 if I have time. chemrevise.org/revision-guides/
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