Compounds of Cuprous Bromide with Substituted Anilines, Aminophenols, Aminobenzoic Acids, Substituted Pyridine and p-aminoacetanilide in Nou-aqueous media

The tendency of copper to form complexes varies from one valency state to another. Prasad and Sharma1 have prepared complexes of cupric chloride with aminophenols. Binuclear copper (I) derivatives of pyrazine have been prepared by Lever, Lewis and Nyholm2 in aqueous medium. Prasad and Trivedi3,4 have prepared the complexes of cuprous bromide with primary, secondary and tertiary amines and heterocyclic bases in non-aqueous media. The work has further been extended to the study of complexes of cuprous bromide with other organic ligands.

Keywords

Cuprous Bromide, Non-aqueous media, Acids

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