IUPAC Nomenclature of Mononuclear Co-Ordination Compounds NEET Questions

Inorganic Chemistry - Coordination Compounds

IUPAC Nomenclature of Mononuclear Co-Ordination Compounds MCQ Questions


13.
When the complex ion is an anion, the name of the metal ends in:
A.
-ous
B.
-ate
C.
-ic
D.
-ide
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ANSWER :
B. -ate
14.
When the complex ion is a cation or neutral, the metal is named:
A.
With suffix -ate
B.
With suffix -ide
C.
With suffix -ic
D.
Same as the element name (e.g., cobalt, iron, platinum)
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ANSWER :
D. Same as the element name (e.g., cobalt, iron, platinum)
15.
In the formula of a coordination entity, the entire complex (charged or neutral) is enclosed in:
A.
Curly braces { }
B.
Angle brackets < >
C.
Parentheses ( )
D.
Square brackets [ ]
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ANSWER :
D. Square brackets [ ]
16.
The 2004 IUPAC convention for naming anionic ligands recommends ending in:
A.
-o
B.
-yl
C.
-ido
D.
-ide
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ANSWER :
C. -ido
17.
The Latin name 'ferrate' is used for which element when in a complex anion?
A.
Silver
B.
Copper
C.
Iron
D.
Gold
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ANSWER :
C. Iron
18.
Polyatomic ligands or ligand abbreviations in the formula are enclosed in:
A.
Quotation marks
B.
Square brackets
C.
Curly braces
D.
Parentheses ( )
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ANSWER :
D. Parentheses ( )