Ni (II) complexes feature seven electropositive carbon centers, while Cobalt (II) complexes present eight (Table ), suggesting a disparity in coordination geometry or ligand field effects. The electropositive values of carbon centers in Nickel (II) complexes range from 0.124 to 0.523, indicating varying levels of electronic perturbation due to the functional groups. In contrast, Cobalt (II) complexes exhibit a broader range, from 0.019 to 0.542, with the additional electropositive center potentially arising from enhanced coordination or a more electron-withdrawing ligand environment. The observed differences underscore the distinct electronic and steric influences exerted by the metal ions and their coordinated ligands.