Sk. Joshi et al., COMPARATIVE XANES STUDIES OF SOME COPPER(II) MIXED-LIGAND AMINO-ACID COMPLEXES IN SOLID AND AQUEOUS-SOLUTION FORMS, Physica. B, Condensed matter, 209(1-4), 1995, pp. 722-724
The spectra of the five copper(II) mixed ligand amino acid complexes h
ave been recorded in solid as well as in aqueous solution forms. The p
rimary ligand used in four of the complexes is threonine (Thr), while
in the fifth complex it is glycylglycine (GlyGly). The secondary ligan
ds used are: histidene (Hist), glycylglycine (GlyGly), alpha amino but
yric acid (Abu) and valine (Val) in the first four complexes whereas v
aline (Val) remains secondary ligand in the fifth sample. The chemical
shift values are larger in solid state as compared to the correspondi
ng values in aqueous form, indicating more ionic nature of the complex
es in solid state. Further by evaluating the changes in the shift valu
es in going from solid to solution state in the complexes, the relativ
e effect of dissolution in water has been estimated.