The search for molecules capable of removing ions from water, and thus cleaning polluted waters, is an ongoing one. The production of inexpensive ligands which have multiple Lewis base atoms in them is one possible way to remediate polluted water. This research is aimed at the production of multi-dentate ligands capable of complexing metal ions and removing them from solution. Synthetic methods and means of characterization will be presented.

Synthesis of a series of multi-dentate ligands for use as potential water remediators

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