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Preparation, magnetic and spectral properties of some monoaniline and monopyridine adducts of substituted arylcarboxylates of copper (II). Landa , Benjamin
Abstract
Monoaniline and monopyridine adducts of copper (II) ortho-methyl-, meta-methyl-, ortho-bromo-, and meta-bromobenzoate, and mono-aniline adducts of copper (II) ortho-chloro-, para-methyl-, and para-bromobenzoate were prepared. Magnetic susceptibility measurements of these compounds were made at room temperature on Gouy and Faraday apparatus. Variable temperature susceptibility measurements over the range 77 - 330°K were made employing a Gouy apparatus. Visible diffuse reflectance spectra as well as solution spectra of these compounds were also recorded. Molecular weight measurements could be obtained only for a few of the compounds because of their marked insolubility. Structure and bonding are discussed in the light of the results.
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Preparation, magnetic and spectral properties of some monoaniline and monopyridine adducts of substituted arylcarboxylates of copper (II).
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University of British Columbia
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1969
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Monoaniline and monopyridine adducts of copper (II) ortho-methyl-, meta-methyl-, ortho-bromo-, and meta-bromobenzoate, and mono-aniline adducts of copper (II) ortho-chloro-, para-methyl-, and para-bromobenzoate were prepared. Magnetic susceptibility measurements of these compounds were made at room temperature on Gouy and Faraday apparatus. Variable temperature susceptibility measurements over the range 77 - 330°K were made employing a Gouy apparatus. Visible diffuse reflectance spectra as well as solution spectra of these compounds were also recorded. Molecular weight measurements could be obtained only for a few of the compounds because of their marked insolubility. Structure and bonding are discussed in the light of the results.
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eng
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2011-06-02
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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For non-commercial purposes only, such as research, private study and education. Additional conditions apply, see Terms of Use https://open.library.ubc.ca/terms_of_use.
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10.14288/1.0059976
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University of British Columbia
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Graduate
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