ammino
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Definition
Adjective 1. Relating to or characteristic of an ammine: Pertaining to a specific type of inorganic coordination compound formed between ammonia and a metal ion.
Usage
The adjective "ammino" is a technical term used almost exclusively in the field of inorganic chemistry. It describes the properties, structure, or bonding related to an ammine complex. * The ammino ligand (NH₃) is a common neutral donor in coordination chemistry. * Researchers studied the ammino complex's stability in solution.
Examples
- The synthesis yielded a cobalt ammino chloride compound.
- Infrared spectroscopy is used to identify ammino groups in the complex.
- The paper discusses the substitution kinetics of the ammino ligands.
Advanced Usage
- In systematic IUPAC nomenclature for coordination compounds, "ammino" is the recommended prefix for the neutral ammonia ligand (NH₃) when it is coordinated to a metal center. For example, is named hexaamminecobalt(III) chloride, where "ammine" is the name for the coordinated group.
Variants and Related Words
- Ammine (noun): The inorganic coordination compound itself, consisting of ammonia bound to a metal ion.
- Amino (adjective): A distinct and more common term in organic chemistry, relating to the -NH₂ functional group. Caution: "Ammino" and "amino" are different terms and should not be confused.
Synonyms
- Amminic (adjective, less common): Having the characteristics of an ammine.
Notes
"Ammino" is a specialized scientific adjective. Its usage is confined to describing the ammonia ligand within the context of coordination chemistry and is not used in everyday language.
Adjective
- pertaining to or characteristic of an ammine (an inorganic coordination compound of ammonia and a metallic salt)