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    This document contains 17 multiple choice questions about inorganic and organometallic complexes that are part of Module 2. The questions cover topics like the basis for formation of inorganic complexes, ligands and their influence on structure and properties, spectrochemical series, hybridization, low and high spin complexes, industrial uses, water softening, organometallic ligands and hapticity, bonding classifications, stability to water and acids, 18VE rule, stabilization of metal-carbonyls and ferrocene, and their applications, as well as the roles of Mg in photosynthesis and Fe in hemoglobin.

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    This document contains 17 multiple choice questions about inorganic and organometallic complexes that are part of Module 2. The questions cover topics like the basis for formation of inorganic complexes, ligands and their influence on structure and properties, spectrochemical series, hybridization, low and high spin complexes, industrial uses, water softening, organometallic ligands and hapticity, bonding classifications, stability to water and acids, 18VE rule, stabilization of metal-carbonyls and ferrocene, and their applications, as well as the roles of Mg in photosynthesis and Fe in hemoglobin.

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    Chemistry Module 2 Model QP

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    This document contains 17 multiple choice questions about inorganic and organometallic complexes that are part of Module 2. The questions cover topics like the basis for formation of inorganic complexes, ligands and their influence on structure and properties, spectrochemical series, hybridization, low and high spin complexes, industrial uses, water softening, organometallic ligands and hapticity, bonding classifications, stability to water and acids, 18VE rule, stabilization of metal-carbonyls and ferrocene, and their applications, as well as the roles of Mg in photosynthesis and Fe in hemoglobin.

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    Module-2: Inorganic and Organometallic Complexes

    Q1. What is the basis for the formation of inorganic complexes?

    Q2. Define ligands. How do the ligands influence the structure and properties of metal complexes?

    Q3. What is the significance of sprectrochemical series?

    Q4. Differentiate the tetrahedral and square planar geometries with suitable examples.

    Q5. Explain the d2sp3 and sp3d2 hybridizations with suitable examples.

    Q6. How are low-spin and high-spin complexes formed? Give examples.

    Q7. How are inorganic complexes useful industrially? Give any three examples.

    Q8. “The coordination chemistry is extensively used in the softening of hard water’. Justify with a
    suitable example.

    Q9. What are different ligands used in organometallic chemistry? Give any three examples with their
    hapticity.

    Q10. Classify the organometallic complexes based on their bonding of ligands.

    Q12. Are the organometallic complexes stable to water and acids? Why?

    Q13. What is the significance of 18VE rule for an organometallic complex?

    Q14. How are metal-carbonyls and ferrocene stabilized?

    Q15. Discuss the applications of metal-carbonyls and ferrocene.

    Q16. Discuss briefly the role of Mg in photosynthesis process.

    Q17. How does the coordination chemistry of iron work in the functioning of hemoglobin?

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