“…Particularly, the compound 2-acetylthiophene-2-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzohydrazone monohydrate, previously named o-HVATPNNH and hereafter referred to as H 2 L, has been previously synthesized and structurally characterized [24] and has the conditions of an effective ligand. The precursors used to obtain the ligand were selected taking into account that (i) o-vanillin (3-methoxysalicilaldehyde or 2-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzaldehyde) showed antioxidant activity, low toxicity and strong tendency to combine with amine derivatives, generating stable ligands [23,25,26], and that (ii) thiophene (five-membered heterocyclic with sulfur as the heteroatom) and its derivatives have been widely studied for their therapeutic applications [27,28], showing good results as anti-tumor agents [29,30], analgesic and anti-inflammatory [31], anti-hypertensive [32], anti-diabetic [33], cholesterol activity inhibitors [34], anti-allergenic [35] and antioxidant agents [36], constituting a group of compounds of both pharmacological and agrochemical interest for their bactericidal, fungicidal and herbicidal activity.…”