Coordination Chemistry: Ligands and Geometries

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Explores oxidative addition, reductive elimination, insertion reactions, and factors influencing these reactions in organometallic chemistry.

Covers the basics of coordination chemistry, including metal complex formation and ligand effects.

Explores the concept of 18 valence electrons and the stability of metal-ligand complexes.

Delves into Chapter 3 of Coordination Chemistry, exploring spherical and planar geometries, ligand effects, and MO diagrams.

Explores ligand interactions with metal ions in coordination chemistry.

Explains the 18 Valence Electron rule for stability in transition metal complexes and the common ligands' electron contributions.

Explores coordination chemistry principles with a focus on transition metals and their electronic configurations.

Explores crystal field theory, focusing on square planar complexes and the spectrochemical series.

Explores metal speciation, complex stability, and ligand exchange kinetics.

Explores metal-EDTA complexes, Zn(II) speciation, hydrolysis of metal ions, and iron(III) species distribution.