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1 ISSN: ; CODEN ECJAO E- Chemistry 20, 8(4), Stability Constants of ixed Ligand Complexes of Transition etal(ii) Ions with Salicylidene-4-methoxyaniline as Primary Ligand and 5-Bromosalicylidene-4- nitroaniline as Secondary Ligand N. G. NADKARNI * and K. V. ANGAONKAR * Pathkar College Goregaon (W) umbai: , aharashtra, India ithibai College, Vile-Parle (W) umbai: , aharashtra, India nadkarni@gmail.com Received 2 November 200; Revised 27 February 20; Accepted 28 February 20 Abstract: Binary and ternary complexes of the type -Y and -X-Y [ = n(ii), Ni(II), Cu(II) and Zn(II); X = salicylidene-4-methoxyaniline and Y=5-bromosalicylidene-4-nitroaniline] have been examined p-metrically at 27±0.5 o C and at constant ionic strength, µ = 0. (KCl) in 75 : 25(v/v),4-dioxne-water medium. The stability constants for binary (-Y) and ternary (-X-Y) systems were calculated. The relative stability ( log K T ) values of the ternary complexes with corresponding binary complexes for all the metal(ii) ions in the present study found to be negative indicating that ternary :: (-X-Y) complexes are less stable than binary : (-Y) complexes. In the ternary system studied, the order of stability constants of mixed ligand complexes with respect to the metal ions was found to be Cu(II) > NI(II) > n(ii) > Zn(II); which is same as in the corresponding binary (-Y) systems. Keywords: Binary complexes, Ternary complexes, ixed ligand, Stability constant Introduction etal complexes of the Schiff bases have occupied a central role in the development of coordination chemistry. any attempts have been made to evaluate different factors affecting the stability of the metal chelates along with their stability constants 2-4. In the present

2 Stability Constants of ixed Ligand Complexes 766 study the stability constants of the mixed ligand complexes of n(ii), Ni(II), Cu(II) and Zn(II) with salicylidene-4-methoxyaniline (X) as primary ligand and 5-bromosalicylidene- 4-nitroaniline (Y) as secondary ligand in 75: 25(v/v),4-dioxane-water medium at 27±0.5 o C have been reported by employing p-metric titration technique 5-0. Under identical conditions the stability constants of binary metal complexes of 5-bromosalicylidene-4- nitroaniline (Y) have also been investigated. Experimental The p-meter model no. EQ-64 supplied by Equiptronics, a precision research p-meter with wide range of glass electrode and calomel reference electrode was used for p measurements. The p-meter was standardized with potassium hydrogen phthalate and phosphate buffers before performing the titrations. The solutions of ligands were prepared in,4-dioxane. All the metal ion solutions were prepared in double distilled water and standardized by using conventional procedures. A solution of KO (0.2 ) was prepared in double distilled water and standardized with standard solution of succinic acid. The titrations were carried out in an inert atmosphere of nitrogen. All the measurements were carried out at temperature 27±0.5 o C. The method of Bjerrum and Calvin as modified by Irving and Rossotti 5,6 was used to determine n A (average number of protons associated with secondary ligand); n (average number of secondary ligand molecules attached per metal ion; n mix (average number of secondary ligand molecules attached per (.X) - ion); pl (free ligand exponent for binary (-Y) system) and pl mix (free ligand exponent for ternary (-X-Y) system) values. All the solvents and chemicals used were of A R grade. For the determination of proton-ligand stability constant of secondary ligand (Y) and metal-ligand stability constants of binary (-Y) and ternary (-X-Y) complexes, the following sets of solutions were prepared keeping the total volume V o = 40 ml. All titrations were carried out at the ionic strength of 0. using KCl as an electrolyte in 75:25(v/v),4-dioxane-water medium against standard carbonate free KO (0.2 ) solution. i. 4.0 ml Cl (0.6 ) ml KCl (.0 ) ml distilled water ml,4-dioxane. ii. 4.0 ml Cl (0.6 ) ml KCl (.0 ) ml distilled water ml secondary ligand (0.04 ) ml,4-dioxane. iii. 4.0 ml Cl (0.6 ) ml KCl (.0 ) + requisite volume of metal(ii) chloride solution to give 0.00 metal(ii) chloride concentration in the final solution + requisite amount of distilled water ml secondary ligand (0.04 ) ml,4-dioxane. iv. 4.0 ml Cl (0.6 ) ml KCl (.0 ) ml distilled water ml secondary ligand (0.0 ) ml,4-dioxane. v. 4.0 ml Cl (0.6 ) ml KCl (.0 ) + requisite volume of metal(ii) chloride solution to give 0.00 metal(ii) chloride concentration in the final solution + requisite amount of distilled water ml primary ligand (0.0 ) ml secondary ligand (0.0 ) ml,4-dioxane. The ratio of metal (): secondary ligand (Y) was maintained at :4 in the binary system. In the ternary system the ratio of metal (): primary ligand (X): secondary ligand (Y) was maintained at ::. The p-meter readings were plotted against the volume of alkali (KO) used for each titrations.

3 767 N. G. NADKARNI et al. Results and Discussion Proton-ligand stability constant of secondary ligand (Y) From the titration curves of solutions (i) and (ii), n A values at various p were calculated. The proton ligand formation curve was obtained by plotting the values of n A vs. p-meter readings. From the graph the values of log K and log were evaluated by half integral method (A). The values of log K and log K 2 K 2 were also evaluated using graphical method (B) by plotting the graph of log [ n A / (- n A )] against p and log [(2- n A ) / ( n A -)] against p, respectively. The values obtained by method A and B are in agreement with each other, the average values of log K and log has been found to be 8.40 and 2.80 respectively. etal-ligand stability constants of the Binary (-Y) complexes K 2 The metal ligand stability constants of binary complexes were evaluated assuming the polynuclear complexes and hydrolyzed products were not formed. An examination of titration curves indicate that complex formation takes place in the solution on the following grounds: (I) The metal titration curve of solution (iii) shows displacement with respect ligand (Y) titration curve of solution (ii) along the volume axis. This indicates the affinity of the ligand to metal ions which release proton and produce volume difference. (II) The color change of ligand appeared in the presence of metal ion shows the formation of new species due to coordination. (III) The hydrolysis of the metal ion was suppressed due to the complex formation and precipitation did not appear during the titrations. From the titration curves of solutions (ii) and (iii), n and pl values were calculated. The formation curves were obtained by plotting the values of n vs. pl. From the graph the values Y of log KY and log K were evaluated by half integral method (A) and in the similar way Y 2 Y the values of log KY and log KY 2 were evaluated using graphical method (B) by plotting the graph of log [ n / (- n )] against pl and log [(2- n ) / ( n -)] against pl respectively. The values obtained by method A and B are in agreement with each other, the average values of K Y K Y log and log Y 2, along with metal-ligand stability constants the log β values of the binary complexes are given in Table. The variations of ñ was found to be between for the binary (-Y) complexes of n(ii), Ni(II), Cu(II) and Zn(II) metal ions, which indicate that the composition of the complexes were :2 in solution. The log KY values for the binary complexes of the metal ions are in the following order: Cu(II) > Ni(II) > n(ii) > Zn(II). etal-ligand stability constants of the ternary (-X-Y) complexes The metal-ligand stability constants of ternary complexes were evaluated assuming that the formation of polynuclear complexes and hydrolyzed products were not formed. An examination of the titration curves indicate that the ternary complexes formation has taken place in the solution on the following grounds: The horizontal distance was measured between ternary titration curves of solution (v) and secondary ligand titration curve of solution (iv), the positive difference shows the earlier release of protons in the formation of ternary complexes (II). The hydrolysis of the metal ion was suppressed and precipitation did not appear during the titrations.

4 Stability Constants of ixed Ligand Complexes 768 From the titration curves of solutions (iv) and (v), n mix and pl mix values were calculated. The values of log K have been evaluated from the formation curves ( n mix vs. X X pl mix ). At n mix = 0.5, in the formation curve, pl mix = log K (method A). The values of log K were also evaluated by the graphical method (B), by plotting the graph of log X [ n mix / (- n mix )] against pl mix. The values of n mix vary from , thus confirm the formation of :: mixed ligand complexes. The values obtained by method A and B are in agreement with each other, the average values of log K are included in Table. Table. etal-ligand stability constants of binary (-Y), ternary (-X-Y) systems and log K T values in 75: 25(v/v),4-dioxne-water medium at 27±0.5 o C and µ = 0. (KCl) etal-ligand etal(ii) ions () System stability constants / log K T n(ii) Ni(II) Cu(II) Zn(II) log KY Binary (-Y) Y log KY log β Ternary (-X-Y) log K X (-Y) and (-X-Y) log K T X Y The values of log K are slightly lower than log KY and higher than log K, which Y 2 is due to the fact that the tendency of the secondary ligand (Y) to get bound with aquated metal ion [(aq)] 2+ is more than to combine with the metal ion already bound with primary ligand (X) 2. The relative stability of the ternary complexes compared with corresponding binary complexes can be qualitatively expressed in many different ways. We have expressed the relative stabilities in terms of log K T ( log K T = log K log K Y ). The log K T values for all the metal(ii) ions in the present study (Table ) is negative. This indicates that ternary :: (-X-Y) complexes are less stable than binary : (-Y) complexes 3,4. In the ternary system studied, the order of stability constants of mixed ligand complexes with respect to the metal ions was found to be Cu(II) > NI(II) > n(ii) > Zn(II); which is same as in the corresponding binary (-Y) systems. This is in accordance with the Irving- Williams series of stability constant 5,6. Conclusion X Y The value of log K are slightly lower than log KY and higher than log K, which is due Y 2 to the fact that the tendency of the secondary ligand (Y) to get bound with aquated metal ion [(aq)] 2+ is more than to combine with the metal ion already bound with primary ligand (X). The relative stability ( log K T ) values of the ternary complexes with corresponding binary complexes for all the metal(ii) ions in the present study is negative indicating that ternary :: (-X-Y) complexes are less stable than binary : (-Y) complexes. In the ternary system studied, the order of stability constants of mixed ligand complexes with respect to the metal ions was found to be Cu(II) > NI(II) > n(ii) > Zn(II); which is same as in the corresponding binary (-Y) systems. X X

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