THE SPECTRAL AND MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF SOME CHLORO AND BROMO TRANSITION METAL COMPLEXES OF ISONICOTINIC ACID

J. R. Allan Department of Chemistry, Napier College of Commerce and Technology, Edinburgh

G. M. Baillie Department of Chemistry, Napier College of Commerce and Technology, Edinburgh

N. D. Baird Department of Chemistry, Napier College of Commerce and Technology, Edinburgh

Abstract

Complexes of isonicotinic acid have been prepared with the bromides and chlorides of cobalt(II), nickel(II) and copper(II) and also with the chlorides of manganese(II) and iron(II). These complexes have been characterized by analysis, vibrational and electronic spectra and magnetic moments. The compounds have octahedral polymeric structures.

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