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Concomitant reduction of dimethylformamide and oxidation of vanadyl sulfate to N,N′-dimethylammonium decavanadate cluster and DNA, BSA binding, and cytotoxicity (HeLa) studies
2018
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Several polymetallic anionic clusters display a strong tendency to form robust ion-pairs with appropriate counter cations. We have isolated decavanadate cluster [H2V10O28]4– with, hitherto unreported, dimethylammonium ions, [N(CH3)2H2]4+ as counter cations from vanadyl sulfate and N,N'-dimethylformamide (DMF). It is proposed, for the first time, that dimethylammonium ions are formed by reduction and simultaneous decarboxylation of DMF with oxidation of vanadyl sulfate occurring concomitantly
doi:10.6084/m9.figshare.7399145
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