A surprisingly low pK(a) (4.3) for a Cu(II) bridging water was found in the presented complex, Cu(2)L, resulting in 3 orders of magnitude higher phosphodiesterase activity on BNPP than Zn(2)L at typical lysosomal pH (~5.0).
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