Werner's Theory of Coordination Compounds
Important Questions on Werner's Theory of Coordination Compounds
of compound (empirical formula ) upon treatment with excess solution produces of a white precipitate. The primary and secondary valences of cobalt in compound , respectively, are [Given : Atomic mass: ]

The number of ions produced in water by dissolution of the complex having the empirical formula, is:

Which of the following is correct for both the following coordination compounds?
and

Consider the following statements:
According to Werner's theory:
(1) Ligands are connected to the metal ions by ionic bonds.
(2) Secondary valencies have directional properties
(3) Secondary valencies are non-ionisable
Of these statements:

is an anhydrous binary solute hence, its Werner's representation is:

The number of ions given by in aqueous solution is _____.

Which of the following is TRUE about secondary valence?

According to Werner's theory, the most metallic elements exhibit _____ types of valence(s).

The primary valency of iron in is

According to the postulates of Werner for coordination compounds,

Which one is the most likely structure of , if of the total chlorine in the compound is precipitated by adding ?

One mole of the complex compound gives moles of ions on dissolution in water. One mole of the same complex reacts with two moles of solution to yield two moles of . The structure of the complex is:

Pick out a poor electrolytic conductor in solution, from among the following:

Primary and secondary valency of in are

The moles of precipitated per mole of the following complex, respectively, are and .
Based on the above information, the secondary valency of:
Platinum is Cobalt is
Nickel is Palladium is

On adding potassium ferrocyanide to any ferric salt, a Prussian blue colour is obtained. The number of ions produced by ionization of this Prussian blue complex in the solution is:

The coordination number of metal in a complex having a molecular formula is and there is no molecule of water of crystallization in it. The volume of solution needed to precipitate the free chloride ions is of . Then, the complex is:

A solution containing of was passed through cation-exchange resin and the acid coming out of the exchange resin consumed of solution. The formula of the complex is:
(Molecular weight of the complex is )

The ratio of the primary valency and the secondary valency of the metal ion in the coordination compound is:

If an excess of solution is added to of solution of dichloridobis (ethylenediamine) cobalt chloride, how many moles of are precipitated?

