Lecture

Coordination Chemistry: Ligand Interactions

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of coordination chemistry, focusing on ligand interactions with metal ions. Topics include the stability of complexes, Irving Williams Series, Hard Soft Acid Base Theory, and the influence of ligand size and charge on complex stability.

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Inorganic chemistry: Coordination chemistry

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