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Crystal structure, dna-binding, and fluorescence properties of cadmium(II) complex with N-(2-acetic acid)salicyloyl hydrazone and imidazole
Liu,Zhang,He
, p. 105 - 112 (2010)
A novel cadmium(II) complex with N-(2-acetic acid)salicyloyl hydrazone (C9H8N2O4, H3L) and imidazole (Im) was prepared and characterized. The crystal structures of ligand H3L and cadmium(II) complex were determined by X-ray single-crystal diffractometry. The complex consists of three binuclear neutral unattached units. One of Cd2+ is six-coordinated by the carboxylic O atom, acylic O atom, and azomethinic N atom of one ligand H3L (HL 2-form), carboxylic O atom from the other ligand H3L by the μ2-bridging form and N atoms from two imidazoles, but the other five Cd2+ ions all are seven-coordinated more than an O atom from coordinated water molecule compared with six-coordinated Cd2+. HL2-acts as tridentate ligand forming two stable five-numbered rings and sharing one side in the keto form for each ligand, and the carboxyl groups of two HL2- ligands are coordinated via the μ2-bridging form. The coordination polyhedron around Cd2+ was described as a octahedron or pentagonal bipyramidal. The inter-and intramolecular hydrogen bonds resulted in a three-dimensional network and provided extrastability for the structure. The complex exhibits good fluorescence properties. The complex was also searched for the interaction with CT-DNA by electronic absorption titration and emission titration. The results show that the complex is bound to calf thymus DNA mainly by intercalation. Pleiades Publishing, Ltd., 2010.
