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Thermochemical investigation

Ni(II)-3-pyridylcarbinol (ronicol) interactions in solid halogeno and thiocyanato complexes

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The stoichiometry of the thermal decomposition and the stereochemistry of the following compounds was studied: NiR4Cl2 (I), NiR4Br2 (II), NiR4I2·2H2O (III) and NiR4(NCS)2 (IV) (R=3-pyridylcarbinol, ronicol). In complexes I and II the loss of the volatile ligands (on the TG curves) occurs in three steps (−2R, −R, −R), in complex III in four steps (−2H2O, −2R, −R, −R) and in complex (IV) in one step (−4R). According to the quasi-equilibrium decomposition temperatures, the thermodynamic stability of NiR4X4 complexes can be ordered in the sequence (according to X):Cl<Br≈I<NCS. The spectral and magnetic data for all initial complexes indicated pseudooctahedral configuration.

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Part V in the series: “Thermal decomposition reactions of Nickel(II) complexes under quasi-equilibrium conditions”. Part IV: J. Thermal Anal. 46 (1996) 129.

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Jóna, E., Kubranová, M., Šimon, P. et al. Thermochemical investigation. Journal of Thermal Analysis 46, 1325–1337 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01979246

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