Abstract

A dinuclear double helicate of copper(II) with the Schiff base biacetyl bis(benzoylhydrazone) (H 2babh) is reported. The solid state physical properties of the dicopper(II) species are compared with that of its mononuclear precursor. The O,N,N,O-donor babh 2− shows an unusual bridging coordination mode in [Cu 2(μ-babh) 2]. Each metal center in the complex is in very similar tetrahedrally distorted square-planar N 2O 2 coordination sphere assembled by the two halves of the two babh 2−. To accommodate the metal centers, two halves of each ligand are twisted along the (CH 3)C–C(CH 3) bond.

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