Abstract
A few binuclear complexes of either copper, cobalt or nickel acetylacetonates with silicon, tin, selenium and tellurium chloride were synthesized and characterized by elemental analyses, conductivity measurements, magnetic and spectral data. The binuclear complexes are 1:1 adducts and nonelectrolytes in solution. The complexes are biologically active as demonstrated by bacteriostatic, mammalian acute toxicity, and antialgal activity tests.
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