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Correlating light and thermal stability of silver carboxylate complexes by infrared and 13C NMR spectroscopy

Abstract Bond nature of carboxylic groups can play an important role in Ag(I)-carboxylate compounds because light and thermal stability are important requirements for future applications such as antibacterial additives. A linear correlation between bond character and light stability of silver carboxylate complexes has been predicted by a direct relationship of infrared and 13C NMR spectroscopic data. This correlation is in agreement with the thermogravimetric analysis and provides a new approach to explore the interaction and the physical properties of metal-carboxylate bonds.