Abstract

Both conventional and microwave approaches are used to synthesize the Schiff base ligand and its complex with Ruthenium (III). Elemental analyses, IR and ESR spectroscopy, electronic spectra, magnetic susceptibility, and molar conductance were used to characterize the ligand and Ru (III) complex. The Ru (III) complex is non-hygroscopic, solid, and colored. Phenolic anionic (O) functions as a bidentate ligand as a result of the ligand's coordination to the metal ion via azomethine (C=N). By taking into account electronic spectral analysis and magnetic susceptibility values, octahedral geometry has been proposed. Based on its molar conductivity statistics, it is non-electrolytic in nature. Both the ligand and metal complexes have been examined to understand their microbiological activity.

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