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Vol. 3(8)
October 2014
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Global Advanced
Research Journal of Microbiology (GARJM) ISSN: 2315-5116
October 2014 Vol.
3(8), pp 133-143
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Synthesis, spectroscopic, Thermal kinetic and
computational studies on Charge-Transfer Complexes:
(Panto & Ome)-prazole drug as donor and DDQ, CHLC &
Iodine as acceptor
Doa'a Fawzi Ba'amer1, Elsayed
El-Mossalamy2, Laila Mohammad Al-Harbi1*,
Abdullah Yousif Obaid1
1Department
of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, King Abdulaziz
University, P.O. Box 42805 Jeddah 21551 Saudi
Arabia.
2Department
of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Benha University,
Benha, Egypt.
*Corresponding Author's Email:
sbdmina@yahoo.com;
Tel: +20-1009143680.
Accepted 10 October, 2014
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Charge transfer (CT) complexes were carried out
using the most widely selling and effective
pharmaceutical drugs as Pantoprazole (PANT) and
Omeprazole (OMER) as electron donors; solid
interaction with different benzoquinone derivatives
as acceptors and Iodine were isolated and
characterized by IR and 1H-NMR (Nuclear
magnetic resonance) .Thermo gravimetric analysis
with different heating rates (TGA) were studied on
solid state complexes using computational integral
methods for Coats Redfern and Ozawa using various
solid state kinetic reaction models and established
activation energy, energy band gape and
thermodynamic parameters . The Differential Scanning
Calorimetric (DSC) technique was used to study the
nature decomposition of charge transfer complexes.
The morphological structure were discussed and
examined via Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM).The
molecular structures of Pentaprazole, DDQ, CHLC and
I2& charge transfer complexes in the
ground state were made by using Gaussian 03 program
package.
Keyword: thermal kinetic studies,
pharmaceutical drugs, benzoquinone derivatives,
Computational chemistry.
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