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But this is by no means the case (cf. Molisch, I, 15), and the above reactions can give reliable results only in very special cases.
The same is true for the other group-reactions for the alkaloids; but the value of the special reactions for the different alkaloids, to which we now pass, is so much the greater.
a. Aconitine, C 33 H 43 NO 12 .
210. According to Errera, Maistriau and Clautriau (I) a solution of iodine and potassium iodide is best adapted for the microchemical recognition of aconi...tine, with which it forms a red-brown precipitate. These authors also obtained a carmine-red color in presence of aconitine with sulphuric
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this is by no means the case (cf. Molisch, I, 15), and the above reactions can give reliable results only in very special cases.
The same is true for the other group-reactions for the alkaloids; but the value of the special reactions for the different alkaloids, to which we now pass, is so much the greater.
a. Aconitine, C 33 H 43 NO 12 .
210. According to Errera, Maistriau and Clautriau (I) a solution of iodine and potassium iodide is best adapted for the microchemical recognition of aconi...tine, with which it forms a red-brown precipitate. These authors also obtained a carmine-red color in presence of aconitine with sulphuric
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