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actinide colour and complex formation

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Answered by soumyamehta26
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Actinides ions are usually colored. The color depends upon the number of 5f electrons, ions with 5f 0 electrons and 5f 7 electrons are colorless. The color is due to f-f electronic transitions.

==>Complex formation of Actinide elements

The degree of complex formations decreases in the order:

An+4 > AnO2 +2 > An+3 > AnO2 +

The complexing power of different singly charged and doubly charged anions follows the order:

Singly charged anions: F- > No3 - > Cl-

Doubly  charged anions: Co3 -2 > Ox-2 > So4 -2

Actinides also form complexes with a large number of organic substances.

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Explanation:

Actinides ions are usually colored. The color depends upon the number of 5f electrons, ions with 5f 0 electrons and 5f 7 electrons are colorless. The color is due to f-f electronic transitions.

==>Complex formation of Actinide elements

The degree of complex formations decreases in the order:

An+4 > AnO2 +2 > An+3 > AnO2 +

The complexing power of different singly charged and doubly charged anions follows the order:

Singly charged anions: F- > No3 - > Cl-

Doubly  charged anions: Co3 -2 > Ox-2 > So4 -2

Actinides also form complexes with a large number of organic substances.

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