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Coordination polymers derived from pyridyl carboxylate ligands having an amide backbone: An attempt towards the selective separation of CuII cation following in situ crystallization under competitive conditions
Paul, Mithun,Dastidar, Parthasarathi
, p. 7815 - 7829 (2014/08/18)
A series of coordination polymers (CPs) derived from pyridyl carboxylate ligands equipped with a hydrogen bonding backbone (amide), namely L1 [sodium 4-(nicotinamido) benzoate] and L2 [sodium 3-(nicotinamido) benzoate], has been synthesized and characterized by single crystal X-ray diffraction. The effect of the ligating topology of these two positional isomers (L1 and L2) on the resultant supramolecular architecture of the corresponding CPs was investigated. The results indicate that most of the CPs display a 1D looped chain topology. Following in situ crystallization technique, attempts were made to separate environmentally toxic metal cation CuII in the form of the corresponding CuII CPs from a complex mixture of cations (Cu II, ZnII and CoII) using both the ligands, while L1 was unsuccessful, L2 could indeed separate the CuII cation. The coordinating ability of the pyridyl and carboxylate moieties on the selective separation of cations was investigated. The results indicate that the selective separation of CuII followed the Irving-Williams series. Atomic absorption spectroscopy revealed that ～97% of CuII could be separated by this technique.
QSAR study on antibacterial activity of sulphonamides and derived Mannich bases
Joshi, Sheela,Khosla, Navita
, p. 3747 - 3751 (2007/10/03)
The paper describes synthesis and comparative study on antibacterial activities of sulphonamides and Mannich bases derived from them. The compounds were screened for their antibacterial activity against various gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria and were analyzed statistically. The results have shown that the compounds are quiet active against pathogens under study and were nontoxic.
