New J. Chem.
 2023
DOI: 10.1039/d3nj01806g
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Synthesis of a new benzoate bridged NNO tethered copper(ii) complex: exploration of its bio, catalytic and anticancer activities

Tapan Kumar Mondal
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Shramana Mandal
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Rahul Naskar
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Abstract: Considering the pervasive and multifarious impact of copper ions in different biological processes, this research effort covers the one-pot easy synthesis, characterization details (spectroscopic, X-ray structure and quantum calculation including...

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