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D-Block Compounds: Color, Catalysis, and Properties

The document discusses the color properties of d-block compounds, explaining how electron transitions and selection rules affect their coloration. It also covers the catalytic properties of d-block elements, their ability to form complexes and interstitial compounds, and their magnetic properties. Additionally, it lists various alloys and their applications.

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D-Block Compounds: Color, Catalysis, and Properties

The document discusses the color properties of d-block compounds, explaining how electron transitions and selection rules affect their coloration. It also covers the catalytic properties of d-block elements, their ability to form complexes and interstitial compounds, and their magnetic properties. Additionally, it lists various alloys and their applications.

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colored in nature due to


most of d block compounds are unpane

A compound is coloured in nature it absorbs radiation


if
in Visible region

ft exhibits complementary color of absorbed light


cc white light Abs light
transmitted

Electron transition
Rules of

Laporte's selection rule

Electron transition is possible if sl

P d d d s I d s
S P S S P P
I 0 Z Z
Bl o o
z x x x
x x

transition bw same symmetry Goradelungerade


ie electron

orbitals is forbidden

orbitals transition are Laporte forbidden


d d
00 eg
laporte forbidden

humour tag
spin
selection rule ss o s It

5 1 zor lz SS O

00
I
2

d d transition allowed
are spin
00 ear Laporte forbidden

TI 1
St spin forbidden
Ako

colorless palecolor

spin forbidden is not great contributor as compared to


colors
Laporte forbidden
Hence we may get pale

PR V d d Transition cases
r i
B
0
BG voilet absorbs Ya
Y ya g l e Haas

3 13
gt3 µn2t µn3t ye
Sc yet's j3
Palepink violet Yellowpale
colorless Violet Green Violet

Tet2 Cot2 Ne cuz1 zn2t


colorless
Pink Green blue
Green
Voilet
3
Te13 Crt3 Mnt Pink Mn co12

Tet Ni12 Tet yellow


Green Vt
2
31
hydrolysis H2OyOHJ g Ht
CtfH2O
Green
violet

colour change due to change transfer

charge transfer Lmu


1 Ligand to Metal
ie transition takes
are colored in nature e
some compounds

place from ligand to vacant orbital of metal in VR

Lmct usually seen in high 0s

7 no d d transition
Eg kMn04 H
Mh Intense Purple color
of Foo
O_0 K

IF e
TE
O Mn laporte's rule se I
excitation
d as selection rule
P spin
Intense color

Powder
Kzorzoy Orange KzMn0y Green

Kacroy Yellow ftelson Blood Red


i cm Nos Violet sohn
Croy Red Nag

2
Te Hao no Brown ring complex
6
3e

2 Mice Metal to Ligand charge Transfer

if M is electron rich ligand is an acceptor

D Felbpy d
Red
01ji 48
P
Fete
e

2 Ecco t acceptor

2
3 Bpg

3 MMM metal to Metal charge Transfer

KFefficcano Fe teknDD

1 Prussian blue
Catalystie Properties

D block elements acts as good catalysts due to presence of elections

in d s subshells

Reactant molecule gets attracted


on the surface of metal by
concentration on
electrons increases the
interaction with these

surface of Metal
activation
reactants increasing and
As a result collisions b w
Physisorption
energy decreases I b
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chemisorption

catalyst due to variable


Transition metal ions can act
as

oxdn states
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21 0 52082 a Iz
2
3 z 212
Now gz 0 z

3 25042
2 52082 212
212

tests
Ne
Pd Hydrogenation of unsaturated hydrocarbons
Pt
I
Hydrogenation
PdBasog

walkers Pddal unsaturated Iec to c o

Process
KU Y KI t Oe
Moroz decomposition of KUOz z

Te
Te Haber Process Nat3h2 2MHz

C
Methanol CotHz watergas CHIH
Cruz Prep of
1 Uzo5
I 503
05 contact process 502 20

Ostwald's process NO LaOz NO2


PHkh

unsaturated hydrogy
Tidy Leighan Natta catalyst
Polymerisation of
Et 3

Formation of complexes

due
d block elements form large
no
of complexes

I smaller size

ii High charge density


d subshell orbitals
Iii Presence
of

Formation of interstitial
compounds
fit B c n

D Block elements form interstitial compounds when small non

metallic elements like it B c N are trapped in interstitialsites

Interstitial compounds are usually non stoichiometric


Usefulpropert
hard high MP than their metal i chemically inertness
Very
retain metallic conductivity
f
Magnetic Properties

is due to and
orbital motion
substances spine
Magnetic properties of
electron
of
1 Paramagnetic attracts to magneticfieild

Para att Tetroatt Terriatt Antiferrolaittrep


dialup

Paramagnet attracts to magnetic field 17 9

Oz Koz Kaos Sa No Noa 602 Tet Gt3 Cu


Eg

Hsu pls flu


4s LCLt BMO
1 contribution due to orbitals
1 contribution due to spin of electrons

4th negligible in case of 3d elementslions


µ
due to quencing of orbitals µL o for 3d

o
µ 14 J4x z Wtf BM

5
Iz Total spin
flforzdion
3 Te n z V 8 BM
O
set µ
5313M
test n4 µ
Mggq
cut cut Tet wit Zn't 147
Vt Crt3 Mn

materials
i Diamagnetic weakly repelled in magnetic field
Ln Cut Set3 CO2 Nacl H2o Kzcroce
KMnole Graphite

2mHz 4 Or xxx

i'll Ferromagnetic domain aligns in same direction

Te co Ni Gd Croz 1 99

strong attraction in magnetic feild

D Terrimagnet
yapping you o B
Fezog Mgteaog

D Antiferromagnet

Eg
Mno µpfII You 0
Alloys Last day before eyamGEE

Nichrome German silver Brass Bronze Gun metal


O Invar steel

Belt metal Deverda Duralumin Magnalium solder metal

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