The Chemistry of Dyestuffs a Manual for Students of Chemistry And Dyeing
The Chemistry of Dyestuffs a Manual for Students of Chemistry And Dyeing
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If the alkyl halides are attached to the chromophore, then as a rule the colour is intensified, e. G. , acridine is colour- less and its methyl iodide addition product is red.
Acylation (e. G. , Acetylation and Benzoylation) always gives hypsochrome properties, whether acting upon amines or hydroxy groups. In homologous series an increase in molecular weight is accompanied by increased intensity of colour, and the introduction of alkyl groups into ring compounds shows that these groups possess ...a bathochrome character. The naphthalene derivatives are more intensely coloured than the corresponding benzene derivatives. Halogenation is accompanied as a rule with bathochrome functions. The intensification is not proportional to the number of halogen groups introduced, but the position of the halogen groups is important. The sul phonic acid group to a mild degree acts both as batho- and as hypso-chrome.
From what has been stated already, it will be under- stood that what is called the quinonoid theory of colour, while it does not deny much that is assumed by the * chromophore theory, definitely, attempts to relate the structure of dyes to either ortho- or para-quinones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the alkyl halides are attached to the chromophore, then as a rule the colour is intensified, e. G. , acridine is colour- less and its methyl iodide addition product is red.
Acylation (e. G. , Acetylation and Benzoylation) always gives hypsochrome properties, whether acting upon amines or hydroxy groups. In homologous series an increase in molecular weight is accompanied by increased intensity of colour, and the introduction of alkyl groups into ring compounds shows that these groups possess ...a bathochrome character. The naphthalene derivatives are more intensely coloured than the corresponding benzene derivatives. Halogenation is accompanied as a rule with bathochrome functions. The intensification is not proportional to the number of halogen groups introduced, but the position of the halogen groups is important. The sul phonic acid group to a mild degree acts both as batho- and as hypso-chrome.
From what has been stated already, it will be under- stood that what is called the quinonoid theory of colour, while it does not deny much that is assumed by the * chromophore theory, definitely, attempts to relate the structure of dyes to either ortho- or para-quinones.
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