2016
DOI: 10.1080/00958972.2016.1147032
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Covalent and ionic Cu(II) complexes with cyclam and substituted benzoato ligands: structural, thermal, redox and mesomorphic properties

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“…In the visible part of the spectra of complexes Cu(II) with cyclam and various carboxylate ligands with octahedral geometry, one maximum is observed for d-d transitions at a wavelength of 505 to 546 nm. 17,19 These spectral features are consistent with six coordinate geometry for Cu(II) complexes. Besides octahedral geometry Cu(II) complexes of square pyramid or distorted square pyramid geometries exhibit a band in the 550-660 nm range, whereas the corresponding trigonal bipyramidal complexes usually show a maximum at λmax 800 nm with a higher energy shoulder.…”
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“…In the visible part of the spectra of complexes Cu(II) with cyclam and various carboxylate ligands with octahedral geometry, one maximum is observed for d-d transitions at a wavelength of 505 to 546 nm. 17,19 These spectral features are consistent with six coordinate geometry for Cu(II) complexes. Besides octahedral geometry Cu(II) complexes of square pyramid or distorted square pyramid geometries exhibit a band in the 550-660 nm range, whereas the corresponding trigonal bipyramidal complexes usually show a maximum at λmax 800 nm with a higher energy shoulder.…”
Section: Accepted Manuscriptsupporting
confidence: 58%
“…The complex is stable up to 310 °C which may indicate that the water present in the complex is coordinated for Cu (II) or that it participates in the strong hydrogen bonds. 17 DTA curve of this complex reveals that decomposes at one step showing exothermic peak at 310 °C.…”
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