C. Saxena et al., LIGATIONAL BEHAVIOR OF FLUOROIMINES TOWARDS ORGANOBORON(III) AND POTENTIATION OF THEIR MICROBIOCIDAL ACTIVITY, Silicon, germanium, tin and lead compounds, 20(1), 1997, pp. 47-53
Complexes of fluoroimines (prepared by the condensation of 2-fluoroben
zaldehyde and 1-(2-fluorophenyl) ethanone with hydrazinecarboxamide or
hydrazinecarbothioamide) with organoboron(lll) were synthesized and c
haracterized by elemental analyses, conductivity measurements, molecul
ar weight determinations and spectroscopic techniques. It has been con
cluded that preferential binding of the chelating ligands is anionic b
identate, coordinating with the central boron atom through oxygen of c
arbonyl group or sulfur of thionyl group and azomethine nitrogen. The
complexes, PhB(OH)((FNX)-N-n), PhB((FNX)-N-n)(2) and their parent fluo
roimines have been screened in vitro against a number of microbes and
it is seen that the coordination of boron atom had pronounced effect o
n the microbiocidal activity of the ligands.