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252 Index
Cluster chemistry (Continued ) substitution reaction mechanisms, spin selection rule, 156
mixed main group/transition metal 116e118 TanabeeSugano diagrams, 167, 168f
clusters, 184ee185, 184f, 185t associative mode, 116e117, 116f tetrahedral (Td) complexes, 157e158,
noble gas structures, 193e194, 193f dissociative mode, 117e118, 118f 157t
Zintl anions, 180e182, 181f Coordination compounds vibronic coupling, 156
Cobalt carbonyl, 215 International Union of Pure and Electron spineintrinsic properties, 5e6
Complementary color, 89 Applied Chemists (IUPAC) rules, Electron transfer reactions, 145e149
Complex ions, 75e76 80e81
Coordination chemistry, 199 nomenclature, 80e83 F
activation parameters Coordination number ¼ 4, 84e87, Fe(CO)5, 107
activation volume, 121 84fe86f, 87f Five-coordinate complexes, 127e129,
enthalpy and entropy of activation, Coordination sphere, 115 129f
119e121 Core electrons, 7 Four-coordinate complexes, 126e127
mechanistic studies, 121e123, 122t Cr(CO)6, 107
Crystal field stabilization energy
coordination numbers reactions, G
123e149 (CFSE), 96e99, 97t
Gouy balance, 89
base hydrolysis, 140e143, 143t Crystal field theory, 92e99
Group symmetry orbitals, 52
electron transfer reactions, 145e149 crystal field stabilization energy
Group theory
five-coordinate complexes, 127e129, (CFSE), 96e99, 97t
cyclopentadienide ion, 64, 64f
129f distortions, 98e99
molecular spectroscopy
four-coordinate complexes, experimental evidence stabilization, 94,
symmetry normal modes, 65e69,
126e127 94f
66f, 67t, 68f
group 13 tetrahedral complexes, 126, geometries complexes, 95e96
types, 65
126t octahedral complexes, 92e94, 93f, 94t,
vibration normal modes, 65e69, 66f,
group 14 tetrahedral complexes, 97e98, 98t
67t, 68f
126e127 predictions, 97e98
molecular structure
heavier group 9 metals, 144, spin pairing complexes, 97e98
BF3, 61e63, 62f
144te145t square planar complexes, 96, 96f, 98
molecular orbital correlation dia-
inner sphere mechanism, 145e147, tetrahedral complexes, 95, 95f, 98
gram, 61e63
146f trigonal bipyramidal field, 96
quantum mechanics, application to,
isomerization during substitution, 51e53
139e140 D triangular planar structure, 53e61,
kinetic effect, 133, 133f Direct product, 52 54fe55f, 56t, 57fe61f
outer sphere mechanisms, p orbitals, 64
147e149 E overview, 43
phosphorus, 127e129, 127f Effective atomic number (EAN) rule, square planar ML4, 63e64
six-coordinate octahedral complexes, 106e107, 106fe107f, 201 symmetry operations properties,
134e139, 135t, 137t, 138f, 138t, Electroneelectron repulsion, 7e8 43e51
139f, 139t Electronic spectra character tables, 50e51, 50t
square planar complexes, 129e132, charge transfer spectra, 168e170, 169f irreducible representations, 48e50,
130te131t La Porte selection rule, 156 50t
sulfur, 127e129 molar absorptivity, 156e157 reducible representations, 48e50, 50t
three-coordinate complexes, octahedral (Oh) complexes, 157e158, representations, 46e48, 46t, 47f
123e125, 124te125t 157t sequential operations, 43e46,
trans effect, 132e133, 132f Orgel diagrams, 158e167, 158f 44fe45f, 45t
two- to six-coordinate complexes, distortion effect, 160, 160f
123, 123t
metal complexes complications
F states systems, 160e167, H
161fe162f, 165fe166f Heavier group 9 metals, 144, 144te145t
complex ligands, 119, 120t simple one-electron approach, 159 Heme group, 75
solvent competition, 119 overview, 155 Heterogeneous catalysis, 217e218
overview, 115 selection rules, 155e157 Homogeneous catalysis, 76
Index 253
insertion reaction, 211 coordination compounds, 77e78 square planar complexes, 104, 104f
oxidative addition and reductive electronic structures, 76e77, 76t tetrahedral complexes, 102e103, 102f,
elimination, 209e211, 210f Lewis bases, 78e80, 80f 102t, 103f
Hund’s rules, 11 ligands, 78e80, 79f Molecular spectroscopy
Hydroformylation, 214e215, 215f molecular structure, 78f symmetry normal modes, 65e69, 66f,
Hydrogenation catalysts oxidation states, 76e77, 77t 67t, 68f
hydroformylation, 214e215, 215f Linear geometries, 21f types, 65
monohydride complexes, 213, 214f vibration normal modes, 65e69, 66f,
types, 212 M 67t, 68f
Wilkinson’s catalyst Magnetic moment, 89 Molecular structure
characteristics, 213 Magnetic properties, 5 BF3, 61e63, 62f
higher coordinated solvo-complex Magnetic susceptibility, 89 molecular orbital correlation diagram,
formation, 213, 213f Many electron atom, 6e8 61e63
mechanism, 212, 212f Matrix representations, 46e48 quantum mechanics, application to,
Metal carbonyls, 205t 51e53
I Co2(CO)8, electronic arrangement/ triangular planar structure, 53e61,
Improper axes of rotation, 36 possible two structures, 202e205, 54fe55f, 56t, 57fe61f
Infrared (IR) active, 68 203fe204f Molecular symmetry
Inner sphere mechanism, 145e147, Fe(CO)5, electronic arrangement of, elements, 32e34
146f 202, 202f operations, 31e32, 32f
Insertion reaction, 211 Mn2(CO)10, electronic arrangement/ symmetry operations, 31e32
International Union of Pure and Applied structure of, 203e205, 203f examples, 35e38
Chemists (IUPAC) rule, 80e81 multimetal carbonyl complexes, operations, 32e34
Iron storage possible isomeric structures, overview, 31
ferritin, 236e237, 237f 203e205, 204f PBr5, 35, 35f
transferrin, 235e236, 235f Ni(CO)4, electronic arrangement of, PF2Cl3, 37, 37f
Irreducible representations, 48e50, 50t 202, 202f point groups, 38e42
Isomer, 37 Mirror planes, 36 assigning rules, 39
Isomerism, 84e87 Molar absorptivity, 156e157 examples, 39e42, 40t
Isomerization during substitution, Molecular geometries symmetry, 41t
139e140 nonrigid shapes of molecules Monoclonal antibodies, 209
general concept, 26 Monodentate ligands, 78
J specific examples, 27e30 Monohydride complexes, 213, 214f
JahneTeller distortion, 99 overview, 15
shapes of molecules N
K other considerations, 25e26 Naming complex cations,
specific examples, 19e25, 19f 81e83
Kinetic effect, 133, 133f
valence shell electron pair repulsion Neutral complexes, 81e83
(VSEPR) model, 16e18 n-fold improper axis of rotation, 34
L Molecular motion, 65 Niels Bohr’s model, 3
Lewis acid, 77
Molecular orbital correlation diagram, Normal modes, 65e69
Ligands and metal complexes
61e63
coordination compounds
International Union of Pure and
Molecular orbital (MO) theory, 99e114 O
arene complexes, 107e111, 108fe111f Octahedral complexes, 18, 18f, 22f,
Applied Chemists (IUPAC) rules,
arene-like ligands, 112, 112f 85e87, 100e102, 100fe101f,
80e81
benzene sandwich complexes, 101t, 104e107, 105f, 157e158,
nomenclature, 80e83
112e114, 113fe114f 157t
isomerism, 84e87
p bonding, 104e107, 105f Olefin metathesis, 220, 221f
coordination number ¼ 4, 84e87,
effective atomic number (EAN) rule, Order of the group, 46
84fe86f, 87f
106e107, 106fe107f Organometallic chemistry, 199
overview, 75e76
octahedral complexes, 100e102, Organometallic compounds, 199
transition metals, 76e80
100fe101f, 101t, 104e107, 105f
254 Index
VSEPR model. See Valence shell elements and transition metals, higher coordinated solvo-complex
electron pair repulsion (VSEPR) 180e182 formation, 213, 213f
model interstitial atoms, 188 mechanism, 212, 212f
isolobal relationships, 188e193,
W 188fe189f, 189t, 190fe193f Z
Wade’s rules, 176e179, 177f, mixed main group/transition metal Zero-order approximation, 6e7
177te178t, 179f, 179t, 180f, clusters, 184e185, 184f, 185t ZieglereNatta catalyst, 217e218,
182e194, 183f, 183t noble gas structures, 193e194, 193f 217fe218f
capping groups, 185e186, 186f Wilkinson’s catalyst ZieglereNatta polymerization, 199
condensed clusters, 186e187, characteristics, 213 Zintl anions, 180e182, 181f
186fe187f