The coordination number for the Al3+ ion is typically between four and six. Use the anion coordination number to determine the Al3 + coordination number in the following compounds: (c) AlN where the nitride ions are four coordinate.
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Capitolo 12, Problema 66b
The coordination number for the Al3+ ion is typically between four and six. Use the anion coordination number to determine the Al3 + coordination number in the following compounds: (b) Al2O3 where the oxygen ions are six coordinate.
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Identify the coordination number of the oxygen ions, which is given as six.
Understand that the coordination number of Al^{3+} will be determined by the number of oxygen ions it is bonded to.
In Al2O3, each Al^{3+} ion is surrounded by oxygen ions. Since the oxygen ions are six-coordinate, each oxygen is bonded to multiple Al^{3+} ions.
Calculate the total number of Al^{3+} ions that can coordinate with one oxygen ion, considering the stoichiometry of Al2O3.
Determine the coordination number of Al^{3+} by considering how many oxygen ions surround each Al^{3+} ion, ensuring the charge balance and stoichiometry are maintained.

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The coordination number refers to the number of ligand atoms that are bonded to a central metal ion in a complex. It is a crucial concept in coordination chemistry, as it influences the geometry and stability of the complex. For example, a coordination number of six typically leads to an octahedral geometry, while four can lead to either tetrahedral or square planar arrangements.
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