Coordination Compounds Detailed Oneshot + PYQ Chapter 5 Class 12 Chemistry CBSE 2024-25 #cbse.
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Coordination compounds involve transition metals forming complexes with ligands like chlorophyll, hemoglobin, and Vitamin B12, with various practical applications such as electroplating and medicinal chemistry. Werner's theory explains the primary and secondary valence in coordination compounds, while different ligands and isomerism types influence the structure and characteristics of these complexes.
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- Coordination compounds involve transition metals forming complexes with ligands, essential for compounds like chlorophyll, hemoglobin, and Vitamin B12.
- Practical applications of coordination compounds range from electroplating to medicinal chemistry, showcasing their diverse utility.
- Werner's theory explains primary and secondary valences in coordination compounds, crucial for understanding bonding mechanisms.
- Isomerism in coordination compounds, including stereo and structural isomerism, leads to diverse spatial arrangements and properties.
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Coordination compounds involve transition metals forming complexes with ligands.
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