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The co-ordination chemistry of transition metals and their derivatives has received much attention in the recent years, primarily because of their biological importance1-3, Nitrogen, Oxygen and Sulphur donor ligands possess a range of biological applications like antitomour4, antiviral5, antimaterial7 and antifungal activities. The legends of Hydrazine with their metal complexes with Cu (II) & Mn (II). Fungicidal activity of the ligand and their metal complexes were also done to establish any relation with the metal and ligands.

Keywords

Hydrazine; Metal Complexes; Cu (II) & Mn (II); Fungicidal Activity

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