Synthesis, spectroscopic (FT-IR, $^1 H$, $^13 C$, Mass spectrometry), and biological investigation of five-coordinated germanium-substituted tricyclohewyl antimony dipropionates: Crystal structure of tricyclohexylantimony dipromide
Synthesis, spectroscopic (FT-IR, $^1 H$, $^13 C$, Mass spectrometry), and biological investigation of five-coordinated germanium-substituted tricyclohewyl antimony dipropionates: Crystal structure of tricyclohexylantimony dipromide
A series of five-coordinated germanium-substituted tricyclohexylantimony dipropionates have been synthesized and characterized by different instrumental techniques, such as elemental analyses, FT-IR, multinuclear NMR $(^1H, ^13C)$ and mass spectrometry. These compounds have also been screened against different microbes and they showed good activity against different bacteria that was comparable to the reference drugs. The crystal structure of the precursor $(C_6H_{11})_3SbBr_2$ is reported here, which showed that the antimony atom in an asymmetric unit exists in trigonal bipyramidal geometry, having space group C2/c with the monoclinic crystal system.
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