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Fig. 2.4. UV spectra <strong>of</strong> HZL1 (black) and HZL4 (blue) in approximately 104 M<br />

methanol solutions.<br />

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Fig. 2.5. UV spectra <strong>of</strong> HQL2 (black) and HZLS (blue) in approximately 104 M<br />

methanol solutions.<br />

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Fig. 2.6. UV spectra <strong>of</strong> HZL3 (black) and HZL6 (blue) in 104 M methanol solutions.<br />

These differences in wavelengths can be explained on the basis <strong>of</strong> the weaker<br />

C=S Ir interaction in thiocarbonyl compounds compared to C=O It interaction in<br />

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