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Among the organic chelating ligands hydrazine are gaining importance day by day because a large no. of such compounds and their metal chelates are known which possess, appreciable antibacterial1, fungicidal2, antituberculostic3 and anticancerous activities4. Various such compounds have been proved of great importance in the field of medicine, industry, biochemistry and research. Hydrazine carboxamide derived from different indol have been prepared and used as chelating agent, bactericidal and fungicidal agents. Biologically active coordination compounds, the present paper include the preparation of Hydrazine carboxamide of 5 nitro indol 2, 3-Dione & 6-nitro indol 2,3-dione and their metal complexes with Co(II) and Zn(II).

Keywords

Hydrazine; 5 nitro indol 2,3 dione; ligend.

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