memorizing ligands
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Re: memorizing ligands
I don't have a mnemonic for memorizing them but the table from Lavelle's course website is really nice to study with/make flashcards from! There's also a few quizlets that have good games/quizzes to help you memorize them faster
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Re: memorizing ligands
I also don't have a mnemonic but quizlet is actually very helpful!
When memorizing CN, NC, SCN, and NCS, I realized that the complementing compound beginning with N will always begin with iso-.
For example, CN is cyanate, and NC is isocyanate. SCN is thiocyanate, and NCS is isothiocyanate.
Hope this helped!
When memorizing CN, NC, SCN, and NCS, I realized that the complementing compound beginning with N will always begin with iso-.
For example, CN is cyanate, and NC is isocyanate. SCN is thiocyanate, and NCS is isothiocyanate.
Hope this helped!
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Re: memorizing ligands
Maria Poblete 1D wrote:I also don't have a mnemonic but quizlet is actually very helpful!
When memorizing CN, NC, SCN, and NCS, I realized that the complementing compound beginning with N will always begin with iso-.
For example, CN is cyanate, and NC is isocyanate. SCN is thiocyanate, and NCS is isothiocyanate.
Hope this helped!
Thank you, this was helpful!
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Re: memorizing ligands
Guess we didnt really have to memorize it since there was no naming on the final...
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