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Accession Number:
AD0275618
Title:
INORGANIC CHELATING AGENTS
Corporate Author:
PENNSALT CHEMICALS CORP PHILADELPHIA PA
Report Date:
1962-05-01
Abstract:
Theoretical reasons are advanced for the selection of compounds based on O, N, Si, C, S, and P as coordi ating agents capable of yielding thermally stable chelates. There are no C-to-C bonds in he chelate rings that might be formed by the compounds based on O-S-C-N, O-S-C-S-O, O-Si-C-N, O-Si-O-Si-O, O-Si-C-Si-O, O-Si-C-P-O, O-P-C-N, and O-P-C-P-O patterns selected for investigation. Initial results indicate that the O-P-C-N and O-P-C-P-O patterns are the most promising. T HE AB-type ligands NH2CH2POOHR where R is Me or Ph and Ph2POCH2POOHPh were synth sized and found to coordinate readily with Zn, yielding chelates with better stability than completely organic AB-type ligands. Other compounds prepared as potential ligands include NH2CH2SO3H, PhCH2SOCH2SOCH2Ph, Me2SiOHOSiOHMe2, Me2SiOEtCH2SiOEtMe2, Me2SiOHCH2SiOHMe2, NH2CHPhPOOH2, NH2CH2POOH2, NH2COPOOHR where R is M E OR Ph, and N2CH2POPh2. Author
Pages:
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