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SYNTHESIS AND STUDIES ON TRANSITION METAL COMPLEXES OF BENZALDIMINO-1,3, 4-THIADIAZOLE -2-THIOL
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CHEMISTRY
A. JEEVIKA(REG.NO.09PC06)
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY THIAGARAJAR COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS
(Affilliated to Madurai kamaraj university) MADURAI-625 009.
APRIL – 2011
COORDINATION CHEMISTRY
The term coordination chemistry is generally used
to describe the chemistry of metals and metal ions
in their interactions with other molecules or ions.
The chemistry of inorganic complexes is at present
undergoing a period of rapid development and is
engaging the attention of research worker in many
diverse disciplines, both experimental and
theoretical progress in the area of chemistry.
INTRODUCTION
we have designed a series of amino-
substitution compounds with electron
withdrawing and electron-donating
groups on both terminals of the two
aromatic substitution. Keeping this in
view, we have synthesized some new
imine derivatives of 5-amino-1,3,4-
thiadiazole-2-thiol for their metal(II)
complexes.
AIM AND SCOPE OF THE PROJECT
To prepare transition metal(II) complexes with
benzaldimino-1,3,4-thiadiazole-2-thiol (BTT).
To prepare benzaldimino-1,3,4-thiadiazole-2-thiol
To characterize these complexes by physical and chemical
and spectral methods.
SCOPE
Metal(II) Complexes behave as model compounds similar to
bio molecules, involved in electron transfer reactions,
energy transfer reaction, protein synthesis, oxygen carrier
etc,.
EXPERIMENTAL METHODS
SYNTHESIS OF LIGAND
Preparation of benzaldimino-1,3,4-thiadiazole-2-thiol (BTT)
All complexes ( M = Cu(II), Ni(II), Co(II) and Zn(II)) were synthesized from
anhydrous metal(II) chlorides and the ligand. Anhydrous metal(II) chlorides were
prepared by dehydrating the metal chlorides at 150°C in oven for one hour.
Synthesis of copper(II) complex
Synthesis of nickel(II) complex
Synthesis of cobalt(II) compleX
Synthesis of zinc(II)complex
SYNTHESIS OF COMPLEXES
RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
IR spectral studiesElectronic spectral studies ESR spectrum Electro Chemical Behaviour NMR studies
we have characterized our compound using above spectral methods.
S.No Compound Molecular weight
Molar condctance (Λm)
Ω-1 cm2 mol-1
Magnetic
moment (µeff)
BM
1. [Cu L2Cl2] 576.48 20.2 1.6
2. [Ni L2Cl2 ] 571.60 18.9 2.7
3. [Co L2Cl2] 571.93 21.2 4.2
4. [Zn L2Cl2] 578.28 25.2 -
Magnetic moment and conductance of the metal complexes
S.No Mode of viberation
Observed band
region (cm-1)
Ligand Copper
1. ν(S-H) 2668.03 -
2. ν(C=N) 1540.85 1531.2
3. ν(C=S) 1294.97 1281.47
IR Spectral data of ligand(BTT) and their copper complex
S.No Mode of viberation
Observed
band region (cm-1)
Ligand Copper
1. ν(S-H) 2668.03 -
2. ν(C=N) 1540.85 1531.2
3. ν(C=S) 1294.97 1281.47
IR Spectral data of ligand(BTT) and their copper complex
S.No Compounds Frequency(cm-1)
Assignment Geometry Magnetic
Moment(µeff)
BM
1. Ligand(BTT) 3115238910
INCT - -
2. [Cu L2Cl2] 14144 Eg→T2g
Distorted Oh 1.6
3. [Ni L2Cl2 ] 1018311415
3A2g (F)→3T2g ( F)3A2g (F) →3T1g (F)
Oh 2.7
4. [Co L2Cl2] 10193 4T1g (F)→4A2g (F) Octahedral 4.2
Electronic spectral data of ligand(BTT) and their metal complexes
S.No Complex Couple Epa (v) Epc (v) Ipc (µA) Ipa (µA)
1. [Cu L2]Cl2Cu(III)/Cu(II) 0.325 0.15 0.25 0.65
CYCLIC VOLTAMMETRIC DATA OF COPPER COMPLEX
Complex A A Aiso g g giso
[Cu L2Cl2] 160.0 82.05 160.42 2.85 2.29 2.286
ESR Spectral Data of Copper and Complex in DMF at 77 K
Complex A A Aiso g g giso
[Cu L2Cl2] 160.00 82.05 160.42 2.85 2.29 2.286
ESR Spectrum of Copper Complex (CuL2)at 300 k
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance 1H NMR spectra of the ligand in CDCl3 shows following signals.
The signals due to aromatic at δ=7.3- 7.8 to showed fine structure CH=N azomethine proton at 8.08 ppm S-H protons appears as singlet in the down field region at 11.8ppm.
13C NMR spectra of the ligand in CDCl3 shows following signals.
The signals due to aromatic at 127-133 ppm showed fine structure C=N azomethine carbon at144 ppm C-SH Carbon appears as singlet in the down field region at178.6 ppm
Proposed structure of metal complex
Three Dimensional View of Metal Complexes
Spectral and magnetic moment
measurement studies reveals that the
ligand behaves as a bidentate ligand and
form metal(II) complexes with octahedral
geometry. The ESR spectral data also are
in supportive of the above octahedral
geometrical environment.
CONCLUSIONS
Dr.A.Thamarai selvanDr. M. Ganasan Dr .P. Tharmaraj Mrs. R . Shunmugakala Prof. A. Elangovan J.Athilakshmi, M. Manikkavalli B.Waheedha Banu and S. Priya My parents and my sister
Jeevitha
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Jeevika Alagan