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| Definition of a coordination complex with common examples and labeled components. |
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| Classification of ligands according to Charge and their coordination behavior. |
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Common anionic ligands with their formulas, names and charges in coordination chemistry. A chemistry chart showing common anionic ligands, their formulas, names and charges used in coordination compounds. |
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Ambidentate ligands can coordinate to a central metal ion through either of two different donor atoms. A chemistry diagram explaining ambidentate ligands, their two possible donor atoms, coordination sites and common examples in coordination chemistry. |
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| Dimethylglyoximato and diacetyl dioximo DMG ligands in coordination chemistry |
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Ethylenediaminetetraacetate (EDTA⁴⁻), a hexadentate ligand in coordination chemistry.
Central metal atom names with -ate ending in anionic coordination complexes
Different types of ligands and their examples in coordination chemistry.
Coordination number and an easy trick for finding it in coordination complexes.
Coordination number and an easy trick for finding it in coordination complexes.
Structure of a coordination complex and its main parts, including the central metal ion, ligands, coordination sphere
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Identification of the different parts of a coordination complex.A labeled chemistry diagram showing how to identify the central metal ion, ligands, coordination sphere, counter ions and coordination bonds in a coordination complex.
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Electronic configurations of the first 30 elements with easy tricks for learning orbital filling and electron arrangement. |
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Number of electrons present in the M and N shells of first transition series elements from Sc to Zn. A chemistry chart showing the number of electrons in the M (n=3) and N (n=4) shells of elements of the first transition series, from scandium (Sc) to zinc (Zn)
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The four series of d-block elements: first, second, third and fourth transition series.A chemistry diagram showing the four series of d-block elements, including the first transition series (3d), second transition series (4d), third transition series (5d), and fourth transition series (6d).
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IUPAC nomenclature rules for coordination complexes with ligand names, prefixes, oxidation states and metal naming.
A chemistry guide showing the IUPAC rules for nomenclature of coordination complexes, including naming ligands, arranging ligand names alphabetically, using numerical prefixes, determining oxidation state, and applying the -ate ending for metals in anionic complexes.