1981
DOI: 10.1515/znb-1981-0704
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Komplexe zweifach positiver Übergangsmetallkationen mit Hydrazido-thiophosphorsäure-estern/ Complexes of Divalent Transition Metals with Hydrazido Thiophosphoric Acid Esters

Abstract: Abstract Dihydrazido thiophosphoric acid phenyl ester, (NH2NH)2P(= S)-OC6H5 (DHTPPH), forms a 2:1 complex with manganese(II) chloride: [Mn(II)(DHTPPh)2Cl2], soluble in methanol. Solvolysis yields the corresponding methyl ester complex. With water in methanol the dihydrazidothiophosphato complex [Mn(II){(NH2NH)2P(… Show more

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“…1) mit Salzen zweifach positiver Ubergangsmetalle entstehen Komplexe unterschiedlicher Zusammensetzung (Engelhardt & Scherer, 1976;CasteranBaumassy, Dagnac & Gleizes, 1979;Dagnac & Casteran-Baumassy, 1980;Engelhardt, Friedrich & Kirner, 1981 (Hamilton, 1959) (6) 0 (2) c (7) c(8) C(9) c(io) (3) 6373 (1) 3944 (1) 49 (1) 7288 (3) 5121 (1) 3657 (1) 61 (1) 6407 (9) 6513 (4) 4434 (2) 44 (4) 7221 (9) 5983 (4) 4733 (2) 40 (4) 5856 (9) 6981 (4) 3744 (2) 59 (4) 4784 (16) 6707 (6) 3335 (3) 54 (7) 2786 (18) 6211 (7) 3297 (3) 76 (8) 1659 (15) 5976 (8) 2903 (5) 95 (9) 2616 (24) 6235 (9) 2555 (3) 95 (9) 4592 (25) 6730 (8) 2593 (3) 97 …”
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“…1) mit Salzen zweifach positiver Ubergangsmetalle entstehen Komplexe unterschiedlicher Zusammensetzung (Engelhardt & Scherer, 1976;CasteranBaumassy, Dagnac & Gleizes, 1979;Dagnac & Casteran-Baumassy, 1980;Engelhardt, Friedrich & Kirner, 1981 (Hamilton, 1959) (6) 0 (2) c (7) c(8) C(9) c(io) (3) 6373 (1) 3944 (1) 49 (1) 7288 (3) 5121 (1) 3657 (1) 61 (1) 6407 (9) 6513 (4) 4434 (2) 44 (4) 7221 (9) 5983 (4) 4733 (2) 40 (4) 5856 (9) 6981 (4) 3744 (2) 59 (4) 4784 (16) 6707 (6) 3335 (3) 54 (7) 2786 (18) 6211 (7) 3297 (3) 76 (8) 1659 (15) 5976 (8) 2903 (5) 95 (9) 2616 (24) 6235 (9) 2555 (3) 95 (9) 4592 (25) 6730 (8) 2593 (3) 97 …”
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