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Department of Chemistry, University of Calcutta, University College of Science, 92, A PC Road! Kolkata-700 009, India E-mail gurunath@cucc emet Fax 91-33-2413222/-3519755 Bengal Chemicals and Pharmaceutical Works, Kolkata-700 009, India Manuscript received 24 November 2000 Potentiametric investigation on the coniplex foi matioh equilibria of Cull with N-benzenesulfonyl derivatives of some dipeptides, viz glycylglycine, glsicyl-β-alanine and β-alanylglycine, hereafter, abbreviated as NBSGG, NBSGB and NBSBG (AH2) respectively, in the presence of typical secondary ligands, viz acetate (ac-), 2-methylbenzimidaione (bz), glytinate. (glv-) and bipyridine (bipy), hereafter, B, provides evidence of formation of varieties of binary and ternary complexes of the types Cu(AIH), Cu(H 1AH), Cu(H 1A), Cu(H-1A)(OH), Cu(B), Cu(B)(AH), Cu(B)(H 1AH) and Cu(B)(H 1A) Stability constants of the complexes at 25 ± 1°, in aqueous solution at a constant ionic strength, I = 0 1 M (NaNO3) have been determined and the complex formation equilibria elucidated on the basis of speciation curves fhe sulfonamidodipeptide ligands ( AH2) provide three coordinating groups -COOH, -CONH-, and -SO2NH , and show ambidentism in forming the binary and the tel nary complexes depending upon the denticity, a-basicity and z-acidity of the B-ligands the ternary complexes are found to be stable in the intermediate pH range (5-8) Aboxe pH 8, the mixed ligand complexes derived from all the AH2 and B ligands decompose to produce either the fully deprotonated binary complexes, Cu(H 1A)- or the ternary hydroxo complexes Cu(H 1A)(OH)2 depending upon the nature of the B-ligands
Sulfonamidodipeptuid, Mixed ligands complex, Metal complexes, Complex formation equihbria, Metal ions, Fully deprotonated binary, Peptide derivatives
Sulfonamidodipeptuid, Mixed ligands complex, Metal complexes, Complex formation equihbria, Metal ions, Fully deprotonated binary, Peptide derivatives
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