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Monday, 24 February 2014

Structure and bonding of Metalic carbonyls

we will here study the structure and bonding of ...:

i) Mononuclear carbonyls:-

The structure of mononuclear metalic carbonyls have been studied by x-ray difraction, IR spectroscopy and electron difraction. All the mononuclear carbonyls have linear metal-carbonyl bond in which metal atom is linked to carbonyl molecule through the carbon atom since oxygen atom is more electronegative than carbon atom.

Sapes of metal carbonyls:-

i) Hexacarbonyls:-
                           The carbonyls having six carbonyl molecules attached to metal atom are called hexacarbonyls.
                           Shape = Octahedral
                           Hybridization = d2sp3
                          Co-ordination number = 6
Examples:-
               V ( CO)6, Cr(CO)6, W(CO)6
ii) Pentacarbonyls:-
                              Such carbonyls ehich contain five carbonyl molecules attached to the metal atom are called pentacarbonyls.
                         Shape = Trigonal bipyramidal
                         Hybridization = dSp3
                         Co-ordination number = 5
Examples:-
               Fe(CO)5, Ru(CO)5, Os(CO)5
iii) Tetracarbonyls:-
                               The carbonyls which contain four carbonyl molecules attached o the metal atom are called tetracarbonyls.
                           Shape = tetrahedral / Square planner
                   Hybridization= Sp3         / dSp2
                     Co-ordination number = 4
Example:-
                Ni(CO)4

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