COORDINATION COMPOUNDS IUPAC Nomenclature class 12 CBSE 2022 Term-2

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[@mamatapanigrahi6773]

15:33 ma'am in question no. 13 it will be trioxalatochromate(lll)

[@vinsmoke_001]

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[@ayushmanmishra1344]

Exactly! Thanks for pointing out

[@Rohith_S_06]

Very useful and easy leraning video! Thank you mam ,

[@gc_bhnchod_00]

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[@nengjoujam2697]

13) [Cr(C2O4)3]3-
Shan't it be Trioxalato chromate(III), ma'am?

[@seemamakhijani721]

You are correct it was an error on my part

[@krishnapatil562]

It's true

[@VanshBhandari-te5hz]

​@@seemamakhijani721mam why ,it ks correct as it is cationic complex and in cationic complex names are not changed,you were right in the lecture

[@grishavithlani2598]

@@VanshBhandari-te5hz it is an anionic complex because it has a negative charge

[@rameshagrahari-p8j]

yes it's true
i.e., Trioxalatochromate(III)
bcoz it is anionic part
where central atom is converted from chromium to chromate.

[@Deepak..Kumar..UP-54]

mujhe ye coordinatin IUPAC name likhna kisi bhi youtube channel par nhi samjh aa rha tha but aapki vedio dekhi ma'am now i understand its simple thanku so much ma'am ☺☺

[@DINESH_CHINCHULKAR]

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[@vasubhushan654]

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[@MehlaRajmal]

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Good explanation mam
Thank you ❤

[@shriharinaikwade2373]

Such a great teaching mam

[@seemamakhijani721]

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[@umeshpani1830]

Ma'am one doubt please...
In 13 chromium is named as Chromate because of the negative charge

[@beproductive-g5h]

Yes u are right

[@Anuj-md3vd]

mam 13 question mai chromate aayega na chromium ki jagha kyoonki sphere pe -3 charge hai 15:17

[@seemamakhijani721]

Correct

[@ashh5920]

Thank you Ma’am. Very professional and clean explanation

[@cybernavy270dior]

Tomorrow is my chem class 12 boards this was very helpful... !

[@seemamakhijani721]

Good luck!!

[@ShubhamKumar-zt1ms]

Nice explanation 👌

[@seemamakhijani721]

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[@mohammadadil5862]

Mam in question no 13 the correct answer is trioxalato chromate (III)

[@seemamakhijani721]

Correct

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[@PHYMishukumar]

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[@seemamakhijani721]

Wow, thank you!

[@knowledgeableworld...1285]

Mam ques.no.13 mei chromium nhi hoga chromate hoga uspe coordination sphere pe -ve charge h

[@seemamakhijani721]

Ys you are right
It was an error

[@niharikamishra9745]

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[@harshbhullar6052]

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[@tanvisharma6088]

Mam in 11th question shouldn’t there be ion after cobalt(|||)??

[@krishna_theist]

mam coordination ka isomerism wala part bhi kara dijie is playlist me nahi hai . Thank you mam

[@_.._-mo4uz]

Mam I think 3 option m last m ion ayega

[@zuneraanjum7362]

At example no11 uh should write ion at the last because counter part is not attached so when it is absent and charge are given we write ion at the last of naming

[@sj_parnika]

Really an underatted vid for this naming compounds...couldn't find a better vid than this..
Thank you mam !!🤍

[@nisilantony1606]

Ty well explained and good questions 😊

[@seemamakhijani721]

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[@Rupesh-u1z]

Great and simple explanation ma'am thanksss

[@seemamakhijani721]

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[@artipayasi1840]

Thank you so much Mam
You made it crystal clear.
Your voice is really soothing.🙏

[@pngshekhar]

Thankyou mam for such a great explanation alongwith all touch questions .

[@seemamakhijani721]

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[@Angaa_gamer]

U r the Best teacher for coordination compound chapter❤❤

[@seemamakhijani721]

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[@deepgaming4007]

There is one mistake mam in the answer. ...but ur vedio is very heplful to me🎉

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[@seemamakhijani721]

That's great

[@avishkarathore400]

Respected mam, I've a doubt in question no. 8 and 9 , How to find os of central metal ion , you said that we have to assume same os state, then How to calculate in compounds that have diffrent for example, Fe4[Fe(CN) 6]3
Your explanation was excellent maam🥰😍
Pls help me with this doubt

[@nishamary7270]

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[@sibyldias5134]

thank you maam for this wonderful video

[@Sansu_gupta]

Thanku maam my preboards is in 1 hour I always forget iupac of coordination now I understand thank you ❤❤

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[@sarwansabah]

Thank you Maam ❤ Your wisdom is beyond Imagination! So beautifully Done and Explained!!

[@PWrelaxing]

In which questions we have to use "ion" at the end of IUPAC name?..

[@DevDerby]

Questions Like these [zn(no3)4]^2-

[@hariharpurohit185]

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[@seemamakhijani721]

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[@sreyassreenivas1223]

doubt
If the charge is given when no counter ion are present then shouldn't we add "ion" at the end?

[@beproductive-g5h]

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[@seemamakhijani721]

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[@ujjawalsinghtomar18]

Thank you ma'am what you explained cleared all the doubts in one go thanks again ma'am..

[@naveenmittal5115]

Thanks a lot mam for this great grand explanation 🥰

[@seemamakhijani721]

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[@k-bop988]

15:35 apne toh kaha chromate hoga toh chromium kyu likha?

[@Arnav404]

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[@rcb.blood18x8]

Thank you ma'am , quite helpful for revision and you've got a great voice , speaks power ❤

[@seemamakhijani721]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dw1263]

Second wale ka pahle aqua aana chahiye ligand k alphabetically wise

[@Sheetalverma-op2xh]

Example 3 me mam apne ion ka use nhi kiya laste me kyoki ager counter ion absent hota hai to ion ka use karte hain

[@anirbannandi6622]

Mam in 14 no whu did you wrote dichlorido first instead of bisethane? Ply reply

[@samairamalik3404]

you dont see di or bis, see the thing after that... btwn chlorido and ethane chlorido comes first

[@alamxaom]

10:43. ‘de naal four'.. Mam punjabi ton ho ji TUC?

[@seemamakhijani721]

No

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[@Hey__amannn]

Thanks 👍😊 me iupac bnane shik gya very good mam and thanks for this helpful video you maki it thanks 👍

[@seemamakhijani721]

Most welcome 😊

[@jishanshekh85]

It's really helpful for me

[@kalki6451]

Mam I think it should be Trioxilatochromate(lll) in question 13 because the entire complex has (-3) charge on it,so it is an anion and in anion during the naming of metal atom we add (ate)........... please correct me if I'm wrong and thank you mam for these questions with amazing explanation ❤️👍

[@MORE-MCA-MORE]

Ri8 but having oxidation number (iii)

[@aditijha3908]

Ma'am at 10:31 ,you said that we have to assume the oxidation number of Pt and Cu to be the same. If the oxidation numbers are different, then how will we identify? For example, how would we name this-
Fe4[Fe(CN)6]3

[@rimeldas.882]

iron hexacyanidoferrate

[@laxmiupadhyay9282]

This is very helpful video for me thanks mam

[@seemamakhijani721]

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[@sinzx_yt7598]

nice video ma'am but would like to correct some error , the roman numercal must be written like II there are no lines above or below the expression.

[@seemamakhijani721]

Yes, you are right

[@lifeismusic12]

Thank you mam…. 🦋🩷 you explained very well ..

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[@ThePoisonBelt]

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And also your voice is so peaceful❤

[@seemamakhijani721]

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Bless you
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[@venkataganeshalamanda3345]

U have completed clarified my doubts mam
Thank you🙂

[@seemamakhijani721]

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[@jisang7808]

I understood at once .... thank u for this

[@hackersrankyt2929]

In ex 13 chromium go to change in chromate because it's anion

[@spreadingknowledge246]

Wow maam you teach so well

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[@Joker-sy8li]

Great explanation ma'am

[@RohitKumar-cf9jk]

Ma'am mera sara doubt clear ho gya thanks a lot ma'am

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[@sarwar_yt03]

You are so great mam .
I really thanks 😊 🙏

[@shivateja8424]

When we are writing iupac name of a coordination compound, the first letter should be small

[@rajasingh.tsingh4192]

Mam,
I didn't understand for finding the OX state for two conditions entities. Pls clarify mam

[@ananditamitra1720]

Thank you so much mam all concepts are crystal clear ❤❤

[@seemamakhijani721]

You're welcome, glad it helped!

[@c-block9572]

Thank you mam❤ It really helped me to practice those iupac names
Also mam
In Q.13 i think it should be replaced with (tri)to (tris)🙏🏻✅

[@seemamakhijani721]

No its tri for oxalato

[@sanika_648]

Tris is only used for en

[@c-block9572]

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[@GwinnerM6]

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[@seemamakhijani721]

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[@sntzone1534]

15:37 it is Chromate

[@hehehehaaa6096]

Thanks mam aapne bhout acche se samjhaya

[@seemamakhijani721]

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[@anirudhvernekar6846]

Question 14 does alphabetical order apply?

[@mansisaw5974]

Yess

[@Sheetalverma-op2xh]

Ager kahi per counter ion nhi hota to baha ion ka use karte hai mam

[@mature_guy]

Reallyy good explanation 🎉

[@seemamakhijani721]

Glad you think so!

[@sus33l]

Thank you so much ma'am I was so confused before watching this video that when to change the name of central metal atom.But now everything is cleared

[@spandandas9152]

8th and 9th wale jisme do complex ek saath hote hain unhe kaise karte hain?

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Yes

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[@reginadaka2335]

Thank you for the clear voice and clear explanation

[@seemamakhijani721]

Glad it was helpful!

[@janhavisiddhaye2421]

Ligands present in cationic sphere ends with??

[@ashokshrivastava5746]

Better explanation mam...

[@seemamakhijani721]

Thanks

[@vakeelahmed9563]

Thank you mam mere clear ho gaye iupac name

[@ManpreetSaini-k2w]

mam 13 wale mai trioxalto chromate aagye apne chromium likh diya

[@IsherDhillon-tp9nd]

1 example not cynidoo it becomes cyano because there is negative charge

[@rajsinha7298]

How to find whether it is cationic square brackets or anionic??

[@Gekiryuken1]

thank you so much. Helped me a lot.

[@seemamakhijani721]

Glad it helped

[@yummyummfoodie8146]

1) k4 [fe(cn)6 ka pattasium hexacynoferate hai mam

[@capital_fitness]

Ma'am I think example number 13 me chromate hona chahiye??

[@Iampluripotent]

Ma'am what about the space between counter atom name and ligand?

[@shivagamerffyt4097]

Section A ke liye starting bale page chhodne pde ge

[@panditjiallahabadwale2687]

Ma'am if complex have change then it is compalsary to write ion at last

[@abhirupdhara5655]

Mam in the 3 Rd one in the last ion would be written

[@_SameerRajYadav]

Very well explained

[@seemamakhijani721]

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[@gayatrimathssolution]

13. That is Trioxilatochromate mam

[@nitu08]

Best explanation Ma'am ✅
Thanks a lot!!

[@seemamakhijani721]

Most welcome 😊

[@aqib9223]

What about ligands order
Means negative then neutral and positive ligand at the end

[@nehasawant3309]

This is the best video for this topic and i really thank u mam for your wonderful explanation ❤️ 🙏 thank youuu so much mam😘❤️🧿😍#concept hua crystal clear ❤️