Journal of the American Chemical Society

The influence of sulfur on the color of azo dyes

WR Waldron, EE Reid

Index: Waldron; Reid Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1923 , vol. 45, p. 2411

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Abstract

Brand2 and coworkers found the--SCH3 group to be strongly bathochromic as compared with-OCH3 when introduced into azobenzene or into triphenyl carbinol, but they did not prepare any real dyes except to tetrazotize the dimethylether of o, o'-dimercapto-benzidine and couple it with salicylic acid, which gave a direct yellow on cotton, and with H-acid which gave a blue shade.

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