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What is the name of the complex compound if it has a negative charge?
What is the name of the complex compound if it has a negative charge?
- neutral
- cationic
- anionic (correct)
- acid complex
What kind of particles can act as a ligand in anionic complexes?
What kind of particles can act as a ligand in anionic complexes?
- neutral polar molecule
- metal ion or ammonium ion
- a non-metallic atom
- acid residue or hydroxide group (correct)
What kind of particles can be in the outer sphere of anionic complexes?
What kind of particles can be in the outer sphere of anionic complexes?
- a non-metallic atom
- metal ion or ammonium ion
- acid residue
- neutral polar molecule (correct)
What is the name of the number of ligands in a complex compound?
What is the name of the number of ligands in a complex compound?
What are ring complexes called that are sometimes formed in the formation of a complex compound?
What are ring complexes called that are sometimes formed in the formation of a complex compound?
What is the name of the substance that belongs to the type of chelates in the complexes?
What is the name of the substance that belongs to the type of chelates in the complexes?
Which buffer system operates in all tissues and cells?
Which buffer system operates in all tissues and cells?
What is the chemical composition of the protein buffer system?
What is the chemical composition of the protein buffer system?
What is the process that reflects the mechanism of buffer action when adding OH- ions to a protein buffer solution?
What is the process that reflects the mechanism of buffer action when adding OH- ions to a protein buffer solution?
Which element causes anthracosis disease?
Which element causes anthracosis disease?
What biogenic elements are involved in maintaining the constant osmotic pressure?
What biogenic elements are involved in maintaining the constant osmotic pressure?
Na and K belong to which group of biogenic elements?
Na and K belong to which group of biogenic elements?
What does the method of neutralization depend on?
What does the method of neutralization depend on?
Which titrimetric analysis method is based on oxidation-reduction reactions?
Which titrimetric analysis method is based on oxidation-reduction reactions?
Which method of titrimetric analysis does not use an indicator?
Which method of titrimetric analysis does not use an indicator?
What is a requirement for osmosis to occur?
What is a requirement for osmosis to occur?
What does Van't Hoff's law determine?
What does Van't Hoff's law determine?
What happens when a cell is placed in a hypotonic solution?
What happens when a cell is placed in a hypotonic solution?
What percentage of the total buffer effect of blood is accounted for by the cell and tissue buffer?
What percentage of the total buffer effect of blood is accounted for by the cell and tissue buffer?
Which electrolyte is NOT commonly found in the body?
Which electrolyte is NOT commonly found in the body?
What is the term for the dissociation equilibrium constant of a complex compound?
What is the term for the dissociation equilibrium constant of a complex compound?
What is the concept that states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only converted from one form to another?
What is the concept that states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only converted from one form to another?
What is the result of a system being in thermal equilibrium with another system?
What is the result of a system being in thermal equilibrium with another system?
Which enzyme contains copper metal?
Which enzyme contains copper metal?
What type of buffer has an alkaline effect?
What type of buffer has an alkaline effect?
What is the characteristic of internal energy?
What is the characteristic of internal energy?
Which metal is part of which enzymes?
Which metal is part of which enzymes?
What is the concept that states that heat cannot pass voluntarily from a less heated body to a more heated body?
What is the concept that states that heat cannot pass voluntarily from a less heated body to a more heated body?
What is the entropy of a pure substance in the form of an ideal crystal at absolute zero temperature?
What is the entropy of a pure substance in the form of an ideal crystal at absolute zero temperature?
What type of processes are prohibited for isolated systems?
What type of processes are prohibited for isolated systems?
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