Studies on bis-N-Phenylhydroxamic Acids as Metal-Complexing Ligands : Part II. Adipyl bis-N-Phenylhydroxamic Acid

Name: Studies on bis-N-Phenylhydroxamic Acids as Metal-Complexing Ligands : Part II. Adipyl bis-N-Phenylhydroxamic Acid
Keywords: Metal-Complexing Ligands, Metal Chelates, Ethanolic solution

Nripendra Nath Ghosh; Sarkar, Dilip Kumar

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Article . 1969

License: CC BY

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ZENODO

Article . 1969

License: CC BY

Data sources: Datacite

Studies on bis-N-Phenylhydroxamic Acids as Metal-Complexing Ligands : Part II. Adipyl bis-N-Phenylhydroxamic Acid

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 30 Jun 1969 English Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Nripendra Nath Ghosh; Sarkar, Dilip Kumar;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.6467303 , 10.5281/zenodo.6467302

Studies on bis-N-Phenylhydroxamic Acids as Metal-Complexing Ligands : Part II. Adipyl bis-N-Phenylhydroxamic Acid

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Adipyl bis-N-phenylhydroxamic acid (RH2 ) forms complex compounds with Cu(II), Fe(lll), Al(III), V(V), and U(VI). The reagent has a tendency of forming tetradenate chelate rings. Compounds as CuR; Fe2Ra,2H2O; Al2R(RH)2(OH)2,4H2O and VO(OH)R are isolated. Molecules of water in iron and aluminium compounds are lost on heating for two hours at 120° and 108° respectively. Uranyl ion under different conditions forms two different compounds-the mono- and his-compounds UO2R,2H2O and UO2(RH)2 , 5H2O. These compounds become anhydrous by loosing water molecules at 110° and 115° respectively.

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Metal-Complexing Ligands, Metal Chelates, Ethanolic solution

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