1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0277-5387(98)00084-9
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The crystal structures and electrochemical studies of three 2,3-naphthalenic Schiff base copper(II) complexes

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“…Peak potential splittings are 440 mV ( 14 ) or 220 mV ( 15 ) at a sweep rate of 25 mV/s and steadily increase along with severe damping of the anodic reverse peak as the sweep rate is increased. Such behavior is characteristic of Cu(II)/Cu(I) redox couples that are usually accompanied by structural rearrangements as the coordination geometry at the metal changes from square planar to tetrahedral. Complex 14 , with its κ 2 -[O,O] ligands, displays another irreversible reduction close to the electrolyte discharge limit, which is shifted outside the accessible potential window for complex 15 . Cyclic voltammograms of 14 and 15 also show an additional oxidation, whose peak current is very similar to that for the first reduction wave and is thus also assigned as a one-electron process.…”
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“…Peak potential splittings are 440 mV ( 14 ) or 220 mV ( 15 ) at a sweep rate of 25 mV/s and steadily increase along with severe damping of the anodic reverse peak as the sweep rate is increased. Such behavior is characteristic of Cu(II)/Cu(I) redox couples that are usually accompanied by structural rearrangements as the coordination geometry at the metal changes from square planar to tetrahedral. Complex 14 , with its κ 2 -[O,O] ligands, displays another irreversible reduction close to the electrolyte discharge limit, which is shifted outside the accessible potential window for complex 15 . Cyclic voltammograms of 14 and 15 also show an additional oxidation, whose peak current is very similar to that for the first reduction wave and is thus also assigned as a one-electron process.…”
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“…The bond lengths and angles (Table 1) show that the coordination geometry deviates slightly from square-planar. Details of similar crystal structures have been reported by Ferná ndez-G. et al (1998). The planes formed by atoms O1/O2/N1/N2/ Cu1 (A), C2-C7 (B), C8-C17 (C), C19-C24 (D) and C25-C34 (E) make the following dihedral angles; A/B 19.53 (37) , A/C 81.51 (13) , A/D 22.84 (30) and A/E 79.76 (14) .…”
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