Information on diamine complexes [hg(nh3)2]cl2

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The discussion revolves around the preparation and analysis of diamine complexes, specifically [Hg(NH3)2]Cl2, [Zn(NH3)2]Cl2, and [Cd(NH3)2]Cl2, with a focus on infrared spectroscopy. Participants are asked to provide information on structural formulas, preparation methods, and infrared spectrums related to these complexes.

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  • One participant requests structural formulas, preparation methods, and infrared spectrums for the specified diamine complexes.
  • Several participants emphasize the need for specific questions and suggest that the original poster should conduct independent research, particularly in libraries.
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Participants generally agree that the original poster should seek specific information and conduct their own research, but there is no consensus on the level of assistance that should be provided.

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Hallo to everybody

Next week I will start preparing my graduation thesis on the university.
My theme is infrared spectroscopy of diamine complexes, so I am asking you if you can help me in finding this information:

1. structural formulas
2. preparation
3. infrared spectrums

for the following diamine complexes: [Hg(NH3)2]Cl2, [Zn(NH3)2]Cl2 and [Cd(NH3)2]Cl2.
Also I will be grateful if you can provide other useful information about this subject

Thanks in advance
 
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Welcome to PF. You need to ask specific questions here , none of us are going to play the role of your advisor.
 
GCT said:
Welcome to PF. You need to ask specific questions here , none of us are going to play the role of your advisor.

Well for the beginning it would be nice to help me on some reading materials about theese complexes, and methods of preparation, especially of there are new methods developed.

Thanks
 
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The only advice you deserve is: start in the library.
 

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