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Kinetics And Mechanism Of Dissociation Of Some Bis-(N1-Substituted Biguanide) Complexes Of Nickel(II) In Aqueous Acid

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In this paper, the rates of dissociation of bis-(N1-methylbiguanide)nickel(II) and bis(N 1-phenylbiguanides)-nickel (II) in aqueous acid have been studied by the stopped-flow spectrophotmetric technique.
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The rates of dissociation of bis-(N1-methylbiguanide)nickel(II) and bis-(N 1-phenylbiguanide)nickel(II) in aqueous acid have been studies by the stopped-flow spectrophotmetric technique. The reactions occur in two consecutive steps, the first being faster than the second, ultimately forming the aquometal ion and the protonated ligand. For each step the rate is acid dependent as expressed by kx=k1 x[H+], where kx is the observed rate constant. The results are consistent with a mechanism involving an assisted dissociative process involving the protonated complexes with considerable solvent participation in the transition state. The observed lability order is Ni(PhbigH)2+ 2 > Ni(MebigH)2+ 2 > Ni(BigH)2+ 2.

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Kinetics and mechanism of formation and dissociation of copper(II) and nickel(II) complexes of the Schiff base bis(acetylacetone)ethylenediimine in aqueous-organic solvent media

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Kinetics and mechanism of dissociation of some chelate complexes of cobalt(III) and chromium(III)

TL;DR: In this article, the kinetics of dissociation in acid medium of the chelate complexes of cobalt and chromium(III) with biguanide n-hexylbiguanide and phenylbiguanaide have been investigated under comparable conditions and the changes were all followed spectrophotometrically at suitable wavelengths.
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Ultraviolet spectral studies on metal biguanide complexes

TL;DR: In this paper, an attempt has been made to explain the shift of the u.v. spectra on the basis of a new metal biguanide complex structure taking into account the delocalised π-electron system in the ligand.
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Kinetics and mechanism of dissociation of ethylenedibiguanidenickel(II) and copper(II) and of bisbiguanide-nickel(II) in acid

TL;DR: In this paper, the kinetics of dissociation of the ethylenedibiguanidenickel (II) and copper(II), [M(EndibigH2)]2+, where M = NiII or CuII, and bisbiguanide-nickel(II, [Ni(BigH)2]2+, complexes in acid media forming the aquo-metal ions and the protonated ligand as the ultimate products have been studied by the stopped-flow technique.
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