Upon addition of excess ammonia a solution containing chromium turns what colour?
Answer
Green
Violet
Purple
Blue
Question 2
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Which of these are the correct colours for the metal aqua ions listed?
Answer
Cu (II) - Blue Solution
Fe (III) - Green Solution
Cr (III) - Purple Solution
Ni (II) - Blue Solution
Mn (II) - Pale Pink Solution
Zn (II) - White Solution
Fe (II) - Green Solution
Question 3
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Which of the following transition metals display a change upon the further addition of hydroxide ions (assuming small amounts have already been added)?
Answer
Cu (II)
Cr (III)
Ni (II)
Zn (II)
Fe (II)
Question 4
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Copper (II) forms a deep blue solution upon addition of excess hydroxide ions.
Answer
True
False
Question 5
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Which of these is the correct change observed for the transition metal ion listed upon the addition of small amounts of hydroxide ions or ammonia?
Answer
Cu (II) - Blue ppt forms
Fe (III) - Green ppt forms
Fe (II) - Brown ppt forms
Mn (II) - Pink ppt forms
Zn (II) - White ppt redissolves to form colourless solution
Cr (III) - Green ppt forms
Ni (II) - Green ppt forms
Question 6
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Chromium is the only transition metal to display amphoteric behaviour?
Answer
True
False
Question 7
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Zn (II) will have how many ammonia groups bonded to it as a complex ion?
Answer
2
4
6
3
Question 8
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+6 is the most stable ion of Chromium.
Answer
True
False
Question 9
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Copper is the only transition metal for form +1 ions.
Answer
True
False
Question 10
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Cu (I) is unstable and will undergo disproportionation in solution.
Answer
True
False
Question 11
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Cu (I) compounds aren't coloured due to it having a full 3d subshell.