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tridentate

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tridentate /tri·den·tate/ (-den´tāt) having three prongs.
tri·den·tate (tr-dntt)
adj.
Three-toothed; three-pronged.

trident, tridentate.
See tricuspid.

tridentate [tri-den´tāt]
having three prongs.

tridentate
having three prongs.


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Based on infrared spectroscopy, conductivity measurements, molecular weight determination and magnetic studies, the ligand behave as tridentate, having azomethine nitrogen, imine nitrogen and amido oxygen as the coordinating sites, with the molecular formulae [U[O.
Starting from enantiomerically resolved trans-1,2-cyclohexanediamine, we initially targeted tridentate, C2-symmetric NHC-ligand precursors with two back-bonding hydroxy groups which are available via reductive amination and subsequent ring closing reaction with triethyl-orthoformate.
The salicylideneaminoacid ligand acts as a divalent tridentate Schiff base, where imidazole or 2-methylimidazole acts as a monodentate ligand.
 
 
 
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