M.R. Sabitha Mohan , Rani Pavithran , I. Hubert Joe , P. Aswathy
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Abstract
Single crystals of bimetallic 1-D coordination polymer, NiZnEDTA were grown by the single gel diffusion method. The agar-well diffusion technique and MTT assay test were done to examine the antimicrobial and anticancer activity of NiZnEDTA. The test outcomes of the MTT assay give a preliminary indication of the anticancer potential of the sample on MDA-MB-231 cells and its nontoxic nature to normal L929 cells. The third-order nonlinear optical characterization of NiZnEDTA was studied by Z-scan technique.