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pH-Metric Studies on Mixed Ligand Chelates of some 3d Bivalent Transition Metals, involving some Organic Acids as Primary Ligands and Glutathione as Secondary Ligand alongwith their Correlations with some Properties of Central Metal Ions

Name: pH-Metric Studies on Mixed Ligand Chelates of some 3d Bivalent Transition Metals, involving some Organic Acids as Primary Ligands and Glutathione as Secondary Ligand alongwith their Correlations with some Properties of Central Metal Ions
Keywords: Metals, Mixed Ligand, Glutathione

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 31 Aug 1995 English Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: HARI PRASAD SRIVASTAVA; RAJESH KUMAR SRIVASTAVA;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.5908872 , 10.5281/zenodo.5908873

pH-Metric Studies on Mixed Ligand Chelates of some 3d Bivalent Transition Metals, involving some Organic Acids as Primary Ligands and Glutathione as Secondary Ligand alongwith their Correlations with some Properties of Central Metal Ions

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Department of Chemistry. Faculty of Science. Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi-221 00.5 Manuscript received 23 September 1993. accepted 8 February 1994 pH-Metric Studies on Mixed Ligand Chelates of some 3d Bivalent Transition Metals, involving some Organic Acids as Primary Ligands and Glutathione as Secondary Ligand alongwith their Correlations with some Properties of Central Metal Ions

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Metals, Mixed Ligand, Glutathione

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