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Research on synthetic dyes. LII. Condensation of n-arylquinaldine salts with acetanilinomethyleneethylrhodanine and ethoxymethylenephenylrhodanine

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Fifteen merocyanine dyes are prepared by condensing N-arylquinaldine salts with ethoxymethylenephenylrhodanine and acetanilomethyleneethylrhodanine. These have not previously been described in the literature and are characterized. The absorption spectra of the dyes in the visible region are observed.

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Lepikhova, S.V., Pilyugin, G.T. Research on synthetic dyes. LII. Condensation of n-arylquinaldine salts with acetanilinomethyleneethylrhodanine and ethoxymethylenephenylrhodanine. Chem Heterocycl Compd 1, 180–183 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01046683

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