1985
DOI: 10.1007/bf01164775
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Crystal and molecular structure of glycinehydroxamic acid

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“…From the considerations presented above it is possible that the major species in solution at pH 4.5-9 is a pentanuclear species [Cu5A,H-J2+. The pH-metric data for this pH range (about 100experimental points) could be evaluated satisfactorily by assuming this complex with a stability constant log P = 46.66 (7). The formation of other complexes has to be presumed below pH 4.5.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…From the considerations presented above it is possible that the major species in solution at pH 4.5-9 is a pentanuclear species [Cu5A,H-J2+. The pH-metric data for this pH range (about 100experimental points) could be evaluated satisfactorily by assuming this complex with a stability constant log P = 46.66 (7). The formation of other complexes has to be presumed below pH 4.5.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Aminohydroxamic and aminophosphonic acids may be considered as the corresponding amino acid derivatives in which carboxylic group is replaced by hydroxamic or phosphonic function, respectively. The hydroxamate (-CONHOH) and phosphonate (-PO 3 H 2 ) groups have different geometry (the former group is planar [27,28] and the latter is tetragonal), size, basicity, charge and type of donors. Hence, the comparison of their interactions with various metal ions in the ternary systems may contribute to a better understanding of their biological activity.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In fact, the molecule of GlyHA in a crystalline state exists as the zwitterion NH 3 + CH 2 C(O)N -OH (B), containing a deprotonated amide N atom and a planar hydroxamate-anionic group of cis configuration. 10 Moreover, the comparison of the bond lengths of the GlyHA amide group [C=O, 1.296(2) Å and C sp 2 -N, 1.294(3) Å] 10 with the mean X-ray diffraction lengths of the corresponding bonds for secondary acyclic amides [C=O, 1.231 Å and C sp 2 -N, 1.334 Å] 11(a) indicates a high contribution of the A 2 resonance structure in crystalline GlyHA.…”
Section: 1070/mc2002v012n05abeh001657mentioning
confidence: 99%