2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.physb.2015.12.032
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Characterizing the paramagnetic behavior of Cu2+ doped nickel(II) dipicolinato by using theoretical and experimental EPR and UV–vis studies

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“…After the phenolic hydroxyl groups on the dopamine formed a complex with the metal ions, the protons on the ligands were replaced by metal ions, forming lone pair electrons. Cu 2+ , which contains unpaired electrons, is a paramagnetic metal ion [46]. Under the influence of Cu 2+ , the 1 H-NMR peaks of the dopamine groups disappeared (Figure 4B) [47].…”
Section: Drug Loading Entrapment Efficiency and Solubilization Properties Of Ha-dop-cu-mpmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…After the phenolic hydroxyl groups on the dopamine formed a complex with the metal ions, the protons on the ligands were replaced by metal ions, forming lone pair electrons. Cu 2+ , which contains unpaired electrons, is a paramagnetic metal ion [46]. Under the influence of Cu 2+ , the 1 H-NMR peaks of the dopamine groups disappeared (Figure 4B) [47].…”
Section: Drug Loading Entrapment Efficiency and Solubilization Properties Of Ha-dop-cu-mpmentioning
confidence: 98%