Inorganic Chemistry Questions

what properties of a compound are usually very different from those of the elements from which it's made?

What is used to oxidise Cr3+ to Cr2O7 2-

what is the colour change of the ligand substitution reaction if [Cu(H2O)6]2+ --> [Cu(NH3)4(H2O)2]2+

What shape will a complex ion be with a coordination number of 6?

Cu2+ readily disproportionates in what conditions (what reagent would you use)

What can be used to reduce Fe3+ to Fe2+

what is the colour change of the ligand substitution reaction if [Cu(H2O)6]2+ --> [CuCl4]2+

What are 3 examples of a monodentate ligands

What coordination number do complexes with only Cl- ligands always have

What is used to reduce Cr2O7 2- to Cr3+

what structural property does a molecule have to possess that explains why optical isomers form

in period three which oxide has a giant covalent structure?why?

oxide of chlorine, oxidation number, electrical conductivity in molten state, structure, acid-base character

Rules for assigning oxidation states: in a neutral compound

oxide of aluminium, oxidation number, electrical conductivity in molten state, structure, acid-base character

oxide of silicon, oxidation number, electrical conductivity in molten state, structure, acid-base character

oxide of phosphorus, oxidation number, electrical conductivity in molten state, structure, acid-base character

formation of nitrogen dioxide (from the oxidation of nitrogen monoxide)

oxide of sulfur, oxidation number, electrical conductivity in molten state, structure, acid-base character

how much of CO2 produced by the combustion of fossil fuels dissolved into the oceans?