The paper focuses only on copper(II) complexes with diorganoselenium ligands; exploration of other transition metals or lanthanides with these ligands remains unexplored.
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The paper focuses only on copper(II) complexes with diorganoselenium ligands; exploration of other transition metals or lanthanides with these ligands remains unexplored.
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- Copper(II) complexes of diorganoselenium ligands containing a pyrazole functionality (2025) · doi
The paper focuses only on copper(II) complexes with diorganoselenium ligands; exploration of other transition metals or lanthanides with these ligands remains unexplored.
Keywords: ligands focuses copper complexes diorganoselenium exploration transition metals lanthanides remains unexplored - Copper(II) complexes of diorganoselenium ligands containing a pyrazole functionality (2025) · doi
No biological or catalytic activity studies were performed on the synthesized copper(II) complexes despite references to medical applications of related selenium compounds.
Keywords: biological catalytic activity performed synthesized copper complexes despite references medical applications related selenium compounds - Structure elucidation and evaluation of the antimicrobial and antitumor activities of 5-methylthiazole-based Schiff base and its metal chelates (2026) · doi
Only four metal ions (Mn(II), Cu(II), Cd(II), and Zr(IV)) were investigated; exploration of other transition metals and their chelate complexes with this ligand system remains unexplored.
Keywords: four metal ions investigated exploration transition metals chelate complexes ligand system remains unexplored - Recent progress of organometallic cyclooctatetraenide dianion chemistry (2021) · doi
The unique coordination modes available in transition metal-COT2- complexes have not been systematically exploited or evaluated for their chemical and physical properties, limiting the rational design of new functional materials from these ligand-metal combinations.
Keywords: coordination modes transition metals cyclooctatetraenyl dianion chemical properties functional materials
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