2020
DOI: 10.22271/chemi.2020.v8.i1d.8267
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Mixed ligand complexes: Synthesis, characterization and antibacterial activity investigation

Abstract: Some mixed ligand complexes of Zn (II) and Cd (II) derived from phthalic acid, oxalic acid, succinic acid and nitrogen containing heterocyclic bases were prepared and had been characterized on the basis of their melting point studies, conductivity, magnetic measurements along with their infrared spectra and electronic spectroscopic studies. All complexes showed tetrahedral structure with moderate outcome of antimicrobial activity against some human pathogenic bacteria.

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“…Mixed-ligand complexation has received intensive study and is the basis for biochemistry and chemical synthesis applications. Some mixed-ligand complexes, such as Cu­(HS)­Cl – and Au­(NH 3 )­(OH), may play important roles in the transport of metals in hydrothermal fluids. , Watenphul et al concluded that CrCl x (H 2 O) y (OH) z 3 – x – z complexes ( x < 3; CN ≤ 6) are likely predominant in solutions with low activity of Cl – . Mixed ligand complexes of Zn, Au, Y, and Sn coordinated with OH – and Cl – or OH – and HS – are predominant in near-neutral to alkaline solutions. ,, Mixed sulfide-hydroxide complexes including Cd­(OH)­S – , Zn­(OH)­(HS), and Zn­(OH)­(HS) 2 – were proposed to be formed in reduced and alkaline conditions. , However, Dyrssen found limited experimental support for such complexes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mixed-ligand complexation has received intensive study and is the basis for biochemistry and chemical synthesis applications. Some mixed-ligand complexes, such as Cu­(HS)­Cl – and Au­(NH 3 )­(OH), may play important roles in the transport of metals in hydrothermal fluids. , Watenphul et al concluded that CrCl x (H 2 O) y (OH) z 3 – x – z complexes ( x < 3; CN ≤ 6) are likely predominant in solutions with low activity of Cl – . Mixed ligand complexes of Zn, Au, Y, and Sn coordinated with OH – and Cl – or OH – and HS – are predominant in near-neutral to alkaline solutions. ,, Mixed sulfide-hydroxide complexes including Cd­(OH)­S – , Zn­(OH)­(HS), and Zn­(OH)­(HS) 2 – were proposed to be formed in reduced and alkaline conditions. , However, Dyrssen found limited experimental support for such complexes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to recent research, mixed ligand complexes play an important function in biological systems 1 , the main method for adjusting the properties of transition metal ions to achieve the intended applications involves the use of various ligands with different structures and properties 2 . The mixed ligand complexes can be di ligand, tri ligand, tetra ligand, or multi ligand complexes depending on the number of ligands linked to the metal ion.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mixed ligand complexes were derived from acid (phthalic, oxalic, or succinic) which mixed with heterocyclic bases to prepare Zn­(II) and Cd­(II) mixed-ligand complexes. Such complexes were investigated to characterize their tetrahedral geometry and then their antimicrobial activity was evaluated versus different bacteria . Quercetin and diimine ligands were mixed to isolate some bivalent metal ion complexes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such complexes were investigated to characterize their tetrahedral geometry and then their antimicrobial activity was evaluated versus different bacteria. 9 Quercetin and diimine ligands were mixed to isolate some bivalent metal ion complexes. These complexes were screened versus cancer cell lines and the mixed ligand Cu(II) complex showed the most toxic activity toward breast cancer cell.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%