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The chemistry of the coal-tar dyes (1911)

Fay, Irving W. (Irving Wetherbee), 1861-1936 · New York, D. Van Nostrand Co. · leaf 241

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solves in an excess of water. When the color dissolves in strong sulphuric acid a brownish yellow solution results, and this by warming evolves iodine vapors. Addition of water to the solution in sulphuric acid causes a yellow precipitate. Erythrosine may be prepared by treating fluoresceine with… … Fluorescein acid

Coal-tar colors · Dyes and dyeing

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