Synthesis,Characterization,Thermal and Kinetic Photo Chemical Decomposition Study of New Azo Dye 7-[2-(BenzImidazolyl)Azo]-8-Hydroxy Quinoline and its Znic (II) Complex

Hassan. A. Habeeb, Khalid .J. Al-Adilee, Suadad .A. Jaber

Abstract


This research includes preparation and spectral identification of a new azo ligand7-[2-(Benzimidazolyl) azo]-8-Hydroxy quinoline (BIAHQ) by using UV-Vis,  IR, 1H-NMR and mass spectra.The preparation of Zn(II)-complex of this ligand and identification by UV-Vis, IR radation spectrum,which characterized by elemental analysis.The analytical data shows that the metal to ligand ratio [M:L] of Zn(II)complex is 1:2.Decomposition kinetics was studied photochemical complex through irradiation solution complex single wavelength light ?=365 nm ,at temperature of 25 ?C for 60 minutes  and ethanol solvent was found to be the reaction from first order. Also,the calculated rate concetant photolysis kd mediated follow spectral changes during the process of irradiation . In order to reach the optimal conditions for the dissolution of the complex, it has been studied the impact of several factors on photochemical reaction of disintegration of the complex which include : Study the effects of the change in the intensity of light. More over  disintegration of the complex has been studied in temperature range 15-30?C, and studied the effects of the acidic function within range 3-9.The effects of several alcoholic solvents were studied on the rate of disintegration and these solvents are methanol, ethanol, isopropanol and1-butanol.Free ligand and Zn(II)complex were submitted to thermal analysis(TGA and DSC) activation thermodynamic data are calculated.


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