Transition Metal complex Ions, Ligands, Coordination number and oxidation numbers - Simple

This lightboard video looks at how to dissociate a transition metal complex into the ions and then identify the coordination number and oxidation number on the metal.

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Thanks for watching :)

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Glad it helped!

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Helped me alot

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Glad you found it helpful.

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Thank you

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[@villagechemistry7873]

Would you please explain crystal field theory ?

[@ChemistrywithDrSteph]

Yes I will make another short video. For now check this video - czcams.com/video/vg16nRHy5hA/video.html

[@ilaydaaksu2304]

how do you know that NH3 is a monodentate ligand ?

[@ChemistrywithDrSteph]

There is a lecture I have uploaded which covers this. It is just rote learning the ligands and their binding preferences. czcams.com/video/-UygPKhKu5c/video.html

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Thank you! Cheers!

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how would we now SO4 is 2- charge

[@ChemistrywithDrSteph]

depending on your subject you may be required to know this or you maybe provided with a list of common ions.