Abstract
The antimicrobial activity of the ionic liquids triethanolamine acetate [TEA][HOAc] and diethanolamine chloride [HDEA][Cl], as well as of their Pd(II) complexes trans-dichlorobis(triethanolamine-N)palladium(II) (trans-[PdCl2(TEA)2]) and diethanolammonium–tetrachloridopalladate(II) ([HDEA]2[PdCl4]), is presented. The investigated compounds showed low antibacterial activity. Better results were for antifungal activity. [TEA][HOAc] exhibited better activity than corresponding complex. Aspergillus species were especially sensitive to [HDEA]2[PdCl4]. The activity of this complex against A. restrictus, A. fumigatus was up to ten times higher than the activity of positive control, fluconazole.
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