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The chemistry of the coal-tar dyes (1911)

Fay, Irving Wetherbee, 1861- · New York D. Van Nostrand · leaf 131

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COAL-TAR DYES 120 The condensation of benzaldehyde and methylbenzylaniline referred to above is here shown in detail: <0- + H2O ^CH2C6H5 Dimethyldibenzyldiamino- triphenylmetbane Sulphonation and oxidation then produces the dye: … Light green S. F. bluish Light green S.F. bluish is a brownish black powder. Both water and alcohol dissolve it, forming green solutions. Hydro- chloric acid turns the green aqueous solution yellowish brown. Caustic soda decolorizes it and causes a dirty violet cloudiness in its solution. The…

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