Studies on complexes of bromo carboxylic acids with transition metals

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DHAWAN, Neeru

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1984Edition: COBHDescription: 56,9LSubject(s):

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T 547.05 D38S

Summary: Monobromoacetates of copper. zinc. calcium. magnesium, cobalt. sodium and potassium have been isolated from aqueous solution by the reaction of monobromoacetic acid with the corresponding carbonates. Anhydrous complexes have been prepared under vacuum. Th

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Monobromoacetates of copper. zinc. calcium. magnesium, cobalt. sodium and potassium have been isolated from aqueous solution by the reaction of monobromoacetic acid with the corresponding carbonates. Anhydrous complexes have been prepared under vacuum. Th

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