The transition metal is green.
the ion ?
Original post by kurro
The transition metal is green.
Original post by Leah.J
the ion ?
Sorry, I meant the transition metal ion, so yes it is green.
Original post by kurro
Sorry, I meant the transition metal ion, so yes it is green.
Oh okay. Can you help me with the colour of Cr(Cl)4 -
Is it green ?
Original post by Leah.J
When should I say that it's violet blue grey and when should I say that it's green ?
The ion 3+
The ion 3+
According to OCR A:
https://www.ocr.org.uk/news/content-clarification-for-gcs-chemistry-a-h032-h432/
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