Mam why in ques 2 where ∆H was asked....why we can't use the concept of the amount of electron density,as Ni has greater electron density(d8) ,so it's cp complex has greater back bonding and consequently greater ∆H
Good Morning mam!!! Condition of isolobal 1) Valence es same 2 ) Co ordination no. Same QUESTION NO. 3 CH4 = 8 valence electrons Ryt. CH4 is isolobal to Cr(CO)6 only because Cr(CO)6 has (18 -10 = 8 valence electrons) and has Same coordination no. = 6 (tr metal) which matches with Cordinatin no. 4 of CH4 ( main gp ) . Inshort I want to how CH3- is isolobal to Cr(CO)6 ?? because criteria of valence electrons is satisfied here but not the coordination no. Criteria . PLEASE REPLY
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Cr(iPr)4 will not carry beta elimination, it is fact in Crabtree book as the beta H even though avaibable but other 3 groups will provide hinderedness when Cr approches. As in question 5 no temp is mentioned so ans should be 2 species.
Hello Mam! In question 3 you have mentioned that methane is isolobal with both CH3- and and the chromium complex. For isolobality not only similar no. Of electrons but orbital symmetry is also important for the 2 species compared which is not the case with CH3- as it has one vertex less than the parent polyhedron unlike CH4 where all the vertices of a tetrahedron are occupied. So I think CH4 is only isolobal with the Cr complex and not with CH3-. Your thoughts please??
Isn't the answer of the 2nd question coming straight from bond order calculation of M(cp)2 type compounds. With more electrons than d6 as M+2 state the bond order decreases due to occupancy in antibonding mo. The same answer comes from this logic.
Maam.. In last question, The isopropyl Cr complex is unusual presumably their sterric bulk prevent the beta -CH bond from reaching the metal. This compound seems to be sterrically saturated. So beta hydride elimination don't occur and can be synthesis. Is it?
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Ma'am 2nd qstn if we consider the electron density , I,e highest in Ni then Co then Fe . Uss hisab se toh reverse order ho jayega. Ma'am one more thing , kya ye hum Metallocene ki M.O diagram se bol skte hai ? Jaise ki for Fe2+ all e reside in bonding orbital so for that ∆H value high , but for CO2+ one e- in antibonding and for Ni2+ 2e in eg* ?? Please reply
In the 4th question How can we ignore the +1 O.S of Ir in the last option? With +1 O.S it won't under go backbonding properly so has a good chance of having dihydrogen ligand. And can CN be factor to decide also?
Mam, I am preparing this time for gate and watching your videos. In question 4 NAT type . Can Mo occupy 7 ligands around it because stable Coordination no. will be 6 right?
Mam in question 2..can't we comapre metals by their electron densities...like...fe2+( d6), Co2+(d7) and Ni2+(d8) ...so Ni should show more Backbonding..?
Maam in last question there is 4 bulky ligand with Cr. Bulkyness of the complex decreases the beta H elimination.is there beta H elimination possible???
Mam . NAT -4 Option A me jab ham hydrogen sigma bond k through electron de rhe han .to ye 1e- donar hoga ..overall molecule me 17 e-s hojayenge ..jo ki unstable ha... Kya ye hydrogen ase rhna chahegi?
Mam why in ques 2 where ∆H was asked....why we can't use the concept of the amount of electron density,as Ni has greater electron density(d8) ,so it's cp complex has greater back bonding and consequently greater ∆H
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Condition of isolobal
1) Valence es same
2 ) Co ordination no. Same
QUESTION NO. 3
CH4 = 8 valence electrons Ryt.
CH4 is isolobal to Cr(CO)6 only because Cr(CO)6 has (18 -10 = 8 valence electrons) and has Same coordination no. = 6 (tr metal) which matches with Cordinatin no. 4 of CH4 ( main gp ) .
Inshort I want to how
CH3- is isolobal to Cr(CO)6 ??
because criteria of valence electrons is satisfied here but not the coordination no. Criteria .
PLEASE REPLY
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Cr(iPr)4 will not carry beta elimination, it is fact in Crabtree book as the beta H even though avaibable but other 3 groups will provide hinderedness when Cr approches. As in question 5 no temp is mentioned so ans should be 2 species.
Hello Mam! In question 3 you have mentioned that methane is isolobal with both CH3- and and the chromium complex. For isolobality not only similar no. Of electrons but orbital symmetry is also important for the 2 species compared which is not the case with CH3- as it has one vertex less than the parent polyhedron unlike CH4 where all the vertices of a tetrahedron are occupied. So I think CH4 is only isolobal with the Cr complex and not with CH3-. Your thoughts please??
for questions no 2)
According to 18 electron rule Ni complex will undergoes dissociation while other 2 associative Then how it dissociated
Isn't the answer of the 2nd question coming straight from bond order calculation of M(cp)2 type compounds. With more electrons than d6 as M+2 state the bond order decreases due to occupancy in antibonding mo. The same answer comes from this logic.
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Maam.. In last question, The isopropyl Cr complex is unusual presumably their sterric bulk prevent the beta -CH bond from reaching the metal. This compound seems to be sterrically saturated. So beta hydride elimination don't occur and can be synthesis. Is it?
For question 2 ,explanation can be given by the number of valence electrons (18,19,20 electrons).
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Mam I couldn't not understand example 2 , we could also use 18 electron rule and then the answer will come reverse of your argument....
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Ma'am 2nd qstn if we consider the electron density , I,e highest in Ni then Co then Fe . Uss hisab se toh reverse order ho jayega.
Ma'am one more thing , kya ye hum Metallocene ki M.O diagram se bol skte hai ? Jaise ki for Fe2+ all e reside in bonding orbital so for that ∆H value high , but for CO2+ one e- in antibonding and for Ni2+ 2e in eg* ??
Please reply
Yes mam....agr hm metallocene ki MO diagram se solve kre tb to reverse order hoga
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In the 4th question
How can we ignore the +1 O.S of Ir in the last option?
With +1 O.S it won't under go backbonding properly so has a good chance of having dihydrogen ligand.
And can CN be factor to decide also?
But down the group BB increases.
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Mam, I am preparing this time for gate and watching your videos. In question 4 NAT type . Can Mo occupy 7 ligands around it because stable Coordination no. will be 6 right?
In question 4 , Pme3 is a sigma donor pi accepot ligand like CO. The way you explained is not enough to justify.
Mam ques.2 mein Ni wale complex mein 18e- hai to usme sabse zyada backbonding kyu nhi hogi???
In cr(IPR)4 no Beta elimi. Because steric hindrance
Mam in question 2..can't we comapre metals by their electron densities...like...fe2+( d6), Co2+(d7) and Ni2+(d8) ...so Ni should show more Backbonding..?
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In the 1st qs in option b if hydrogen is more deshield zone then it will come to the less negative toh B= 1 hoga. Am I right??
Mam question 2 me hmne d electrons ka concept kyu nhi lgaya
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Ma'am, NAT Q4. mein agar H2 dihydrogen ki tarah nhi hai phir to coordination no 7 ho jayega to phir steric crowding se complex destabilize nhi hoga ?
Mam Cr(i-pr) wale complex mai beta elemination nahi hoga
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Ma'am CH3- is isoelectronic with CH4.. But does it isolobal with that?? Because CH3- has one vacant site na.. Please reply ma'am...
Maam in last question there is 4 bulky ligand with Cr. Bulkyness of the complex decreases the beta H elimination.is there beta H elimination possible???
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Mo(Pme3)5H2 complex kya organometallic complex hai
Isme to koi metal carbon direct bond nahi ?
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In question number 2
We can also solve by 18 ele rule
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Mam .
NAT -4
Option A me jab ham hydrogen sigma bond k through electron de rhe han .to ye 1e- donar hoga ..overall molecule me 17 e-s hojayenge ..jo ki unstable ha...
Kya ye hydrogen ase rhna chahegi?
In both ways 2H can donate two electrons if you calculate through neutral method
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