This document discusses the magnetic properties of d-block elements and the formation of coordination complexes. It describes diamagnetism as a decrease in external magnetic field strength at the orbital level, ferromagnetism as an enhancement of external field strength, and antiferromagnetism and ferrimagnetism as decreases in bulk-level field strength with opposing magnetic domains. It also notes that d-block elements uniquely form stable coordinate covalent bonds with ligands, resulting in metal complexes.
This document discusses the magnetic properties of d-block elements and the formation of coordination complexes. It describes diamagnetism as a decrease in external magnetic field strength at the orbital level, ferromagnetism as an enhancement of external field strength, and antiferromagnetism and ferrimagnetism as decreases in bulk-level field strength with opposing magnetic domains. It also notes that d-block elements uniquely form stable coordinate covalent bonds with ligands, resulting in metal complexes.
This document discusses the magnetic properties of d-block elements and the formation of coordination complexes. It describes diamagnetism as a decrease in external magnetic field strength at the orbital level, ferromagnetism as an enhancement of external field strength, and antiferromagnetism and ferrimagnetism as decreases in bulk-level field strength with opposing magnetic domains. It also notes that d-block elements uniquely form stable coordinate covalent bonds with ligands, resulting in metal complexes.
Elements • Diamagnetism: When an external magnetic field is applied, its strength is decreased and magnetism is cancelled at orbital level • Ferromagnetism: When an external magnetic field is applied, its strength is enhanced a lot • Antiferromagnetism: When an external magnetic field is applied, its strength is decreased and magnetism is cancelled at bulk level • Ferrimagnetism: Opposing magnetic domains, not equal to 50 percent on each side. Still some magnetism is observed and applied magnetism is enhanced 6- Formation of coordination complexes • It’s a unique property of the d-block elements to form very stable coordinate covalent bonds with ligands along with ionic bonding. It results in the formation of Metal Complexes.