Coordination: Concept of Labile and Inert Complexes | 15 Minutes Show | Episode - 30 | Chemophilic

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[@manoramapardhi8965]

Nice explanation sir

[@kashishagarwal5833]

Thank you so much Sir . Maaza aa gaya . Yeh labile aur inert complex ka concept bohot aache se clear ho gaya . 😊 May God bless Sir . I appreciate your sincere efforts . 👍

[@chemistryworld999]

@08:00 sir you said if o.s ≤ +2 then that is labile complex but @ 11:38 you wrote their inertness order ..how sir wo sb toh labile hai na ??? Plz clear my doubts 🙏

[@shamsakhan2011]

They are actually labile all with 2+ o.s. then we compare their inertness on the basis of zeff. You can also discuss their comparative labileness i.e Hg complex is highly labile and zn complex is least labile

[@rinkiyadav2962]

Thank you sir ☺️☺️nice explanation 👍👍

[@akp18104]

Nice concepts sir

[@shamsakhan2011]

Sir I think iradium complex should be high spin so it must be labile as water is weak field ligand. Please clarify it

[@vijaypatil1254]

Sir z effect apply only for transition metal complexes ...ya both non trasition metal

[@magar..chem..2871]

Sir IIT jam k liye porate hei kya please reply

[@khyatismita4134]

Can u please reply ? In [Fe(CN)6]3- You wrote it d5 how it is d5

[@deepakkumbhar8408]

Awesome lecture sir....👌👌👌

[@chemistryworld999]

Fe ke valence shell me 8 electrons hai toh Fe3+ .. d⁵ hi hoga na

[@chemistry-AZ]

Thanks

[@akshay.sharma123]

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