Transition Metal Ions & Hydroxide Reactions

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Solutions of metal aqua ions react as acids with aqueous ______.

sodium hydroxide

______ reacts with NaOH to form a green precipitate.

Cr​3+

______ has a violet solution as its metal-aqua ion.

Cr​3+

______ forms a blue precipitate when reacted with NaOH.

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______ does not change when excess sodium hydroxide is added.

<p>Mn​2+</p> Signup and view all the answers

______ produces a white precipitate when reacting with NaOH.

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The formula for chromium hydroxide precipitate is ______.

<p>Cr(OH)​3​(H​2​O)​3</p> Signup and view all the answers

______ forms a brown precipitate when reacted with hydroxide.

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Cobalt aqua ions in solution appear as a ______ solution.

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The precipitate formula for nickel hydroxide is ______.

<p>Ni(OH)​2​(H​2​O)​4</p> Signup and view all the answers

[Cr(H2O)6]^{3+} is a violet solution that turns to a ______ precipitate with NH3.

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The ion [Mn(H2O)6]^{2+} is a pale pink solution that produces a ______ precipitate with NH3.

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[Fe(H2O)6]^{2+} results in a ______ solution before NH3 is added.

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[Fe(H2O)6]^{3+} is a yellow solution that forms a ______ precipitate upon reaction with NH3.

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[Co(H2O)6]^{2+} appears as a pink solution, transforming to a ______ precipitate with NH3.

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[Ni(H2O)6]^{2+} solution is green, which turns to a ______ precipitate when mixed with NH3.

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[Cu(H2O)6]^{2+} starts as a blue solution and produces a ______ precipitate with NH3.

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[Zn(H2O)6]^{2+} appears as a colourless solution that leads to a ______ precipitate when NH3 is added.

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With excess NH3, [Cr(NH3)6]^{3+} forms a ______ solution.

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Excess NH3 results in a ______ solution for [Cu(NH3)4(H2O)2]^{2+}.

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Flashcards

Transition Metal Ion Reactions with Ammonia (NH3)

The addition of ammonia (NH3) to a transition metal ion solution can lead to the formation of precipitates, coordination complexes, and color changes.

Metal-Aqua Complex

The initial solution of a transition metal ion in water usually forms a complex with water molecules. This complex is often represented as [M(H2O)n]x+, where M is the metal, n is the coordination number, and x is the charge.

Coordination Complexes with Ammonia

When ammonia (NH3) is added to a solution of a transition metal ion, it can displace water molecules and form a new coordination complex. The ammonia molecules bind to the metal ion, creating a complex with a different color and solubility.

Precipitate Formation with Ammonia

The addition of a small amount of ammonia to a solution can lead to the formation of a precipitate. The hydroxide ions (OH-) contributed by the ammonia reaction with water cause the precipitation of the metal hydroxide.

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Stoichiometry of Precipitation

The hydroxide ion (OH-) concentration increases as ammonia is added. The number of hydroxide ions that react with the metal ion to form a precipitate is equal to the charge of the initial metal ion.

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Redissolving the Precipitate with Excess Ammonia

The formation of a precipitate can be reversed by adding excess ammonia. The ammonia molecules will coordinate to the metal ion, forming a complex.

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Color Changes in Ammonia Reactions

The color of the solution can change depending on the metal ion and the amount of ammonia added.

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Formation of Soluble Complexes

Some transition metal ions form soluble complexes with ammonia, resulting in a change in color and no precipitation. This arises due to the stability of the complexes, preventing hydroxide ion formation.

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Tetraamminecopper(II) Complex

Copper (Cu2+) forms a distinct deep blue tetraamminecopper(II) complex, [Cu(NH3)4(H2O)2]2+, when excess ammonia is present.

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Metal Aqua Ions as Acids

Metal aqua ions are solutions containing metal cations surrounded by water molecules, acting as acids in aqueous solution. They react with aqueous sodium hydroxide, forming precipitates.

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Colored Solutions of Transition Metals

Transition metals form a variety of colored solutions due to the presence of d electrons and their interactions with light. The specific color depends on the metal and its oxidation state.

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Precipitation of Metal Hydroxides

When a metal aqua ion reacts with hydroxide ions (OH-), a precipitate forms. This is a solid formed from the reaction of two solutions. The number of hydroxide ions in the precipitate is equal to the charge of the metal ion.

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Complex Ion Formation in Excess OH-

Some metal hydroxides react further with excess hydroxide ions (OH-), forming soluble complex ions. These complex ions are anions containing the metal and multiple hydroxide ligands.

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Identifying Metals by Precipitate Color

The color of the precipitate produced by reacting a metal aqua ion with hydroxide ions can be used to identify the metal.

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Determining Metal Oxidation State via Reaction with NaOH

The reaction of a metal aqua ion with sodium hydroxide can be used to determine the oxidation state of the metal ion.

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Chromium Ion and its Reactions with OH-

The Cr(H2O)6^3+ ion (a violet solution) reacts with OH- ions to form a green precipitate, Cr(OH)3(H2O)3. The precipitate further reacts with excess OH- ions to form the green complex ion, [Cr(OH)6]^3-. This complex ion is soluble and forms a green solution. The color changes from violet to green to green due to the formation of chromate complexes.

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Manganese Ion and its Reactions with OH-

The Mn(H2O)6^2+ ion (pale pink) forms a light brown precipitate, Mn(OH)2(H2O)4, when reacted with OH- ions. However, it does not react further with excess OH- ions.

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Iron(II) Ion and its Reactions with OH-

The Fe(H2O)6^2+ ion (green) forms a green precipitate, Fe(OH)2(H2O)4, when reacted with OH- ions. It does not react further with excess OH- ions.

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Iron(III) Ion and its Reactions with OH-

The Fe(H2O)6^3+ ion (yellow) forms a brown precipitate, Fe(H2O)3(OH)3, when reacted with OH- ions. It does not react further with excess OH- ions.

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Study Notes

Metal Ions Reactions with Hydroxide Ions

  • Metal aqua ions react with sodium hydroxide solutions, sometimes forming further reactions with excess hydroxide

Transition Metal Ions and Reactions with NaOH

  • Different transition metal ions exhibit various reactions with hydroxide ions
  • The initial solution color and subsequent precipitates or changes in color depend on the metal ion involved
  • The table shows examples of the reactions of transition metal ions with sodium hydroxide and excess sodium hydroxide

Transition Metal Ions and Reactions with Ammonia

  • Metal aqua ions react with aqueous ammonia, similar to the reactions with hydroxide ions
  • The table illustrates reactions and colors for each ion with ammonia
  • The reactions vary based on the metal ion involved
  • Including the initial color and resulting precipitate or color changes

General Note

  • The number of hydroxide or ammonia molecules substituted in the products is the same as the charge on the initial metal ion. This can be remembered as an easy way to determine the formulas.

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