Supramolecular assembly of a new series of copper-l-arginine Schiff bases

Synthesis, characterization, crystal structure and predicting the second-order optical nonlinearity of a new dicobalt(III) complex with Schiff base ligand

“…These compounds form stable and variety complexes with the majority of transition metal ions that exhibit various electronic and structure characteristics [5][6][7][8][9]. Therefore, the research area containing the coordination compounds with azomethine ligands as main characters is widely expansive especially due to their potential interest roles in various interdisciplinary fields such as: structural features [10,11], efficient different catalytic processes in various organic reactions [12][13][14], models of the metal ion coordination sites in metalloproteins or enzymes at bioinorganic chemistry [15][16][17], magnetochemistry [18][19][20], corrosion inhibitors [21] and nonlinear optical materials [22][23][24]. Second-Order NLO organic materials such as Schiff base compounds have recently attracted attention owing to their potential applications in computers, optical communication and medical imaging [25,26].…”

Imine-Benzoic Acid Cocrystals as a Tool to Study Intermolecular Interactions in Schiff Bases

“…While studying the intermolecular interactions of small molecules that have the possibility of presenting different intermolecular interactionshydrogen bonds (HBs), halogen bonds (XBs), and interactions between aromatic rings (π···π and C–H ···π)we found that the structure of perfluorophenyl-4-pyridinylmethanimine ( 1 ) presents an unanticipated NC–H···F interaction. It was unexpected and exciting because, although there have been many studies of organic, coordination, and supramolecular chemistry of Schiff bases and their applications, there have been no systematic studies, as far as the authors know, of Schiff bases as HB donors–acceptors. − Also attracting our attention was the fact that, although C–H··· F interactions are not frequent, whether structurally relevant or not, they are present in this molecule; thereby, we can use 1 to study their structural relevance.…”

Determination of L-arginine content in Radix isatidis by a composite fluorescent probe of Pd (II)

“…We could observe that activity of L-arginine was increased in the wound fluid secretion, which suggested that substantial amounts of L-arginine are required near the wound. In general, L-arginine is of great significance for human health [ 1 – 3 ].…”