SYNTHESIS AND STUDY OF COMPLEX COMPOUNDS OF NICKEL (II) WITH ASPARTIC ACID AND DICARBOXYLIC ACIDS.

Nickel is an element of group VIII of the periodic table, and due to its electronic configuration (3d8), it is capable of forming stable complexes of various structures. When amino acids combine with bioligands containing donor nitrogen and oxygen atoms and dicarboxylic acids capable of chelate coordination, stable coordination structures are formed. The study of such compounds is important for understanding the mechanisms of interaction of the metal with protein molecules and their analogs, as well as for creating new functional materials and catalysts.