A Study of Copper (II) Schiff Base Ligand Complexes | Original Article

ABSTRACT:

The palladium(II), copper(II), cobalt(III) and ruthenium (III) Schiff base complexes with the above-mentioned ligands (L1-L4), were summarised as dichloromethyl, ethanolbenzene medium, all of which are strong stable, long-term in air, characterised by different physicochemical technologies. The complexes are water insoluble but DMF and DMSO soluble. Yet ethanol and methanol are readily soluble in ruthenium and palladium complexes. The experimental evidence on the complex elemental analysis is well in line with that of the formulation being proposed. The observed molar conductance values are consistent with the non-electrolytic properties of the preparations except for the Co(III) complexes, which are electrolytes, for all the complexes of 10−3 M DMF solution. By analysing different physicochemical techniques, the structures of the prepared complexes are proposed.