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[*] posted on 15-5-2022 at 21:52
Essence of Smurf reappears


Diazo compounds mentioned here.
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[*] posted on 15-5-2022 at 23:05


I obtained a beautiful blue compound by steam distilling the tar after a (failed?) phenol nitrosation. While the first thing to steam distill was yellow, the next batch gave something entirely different. I suspect this can be a diazo compound formed by reacting p-nitrosophenol with excess sodium nitrite.


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[*] posted on 16-5-2022 at 16:20


Not the same as chemplayer's essence of smurf. I will add a link to his bitchute vid if I get a chance.
IIRC it was something of a toxic brew and definitely not something to treat carelessly.
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[*] posted on 16-5-2022 at 18:23


IIRC most nitroso compounds are blue. You could just be looking at something like 3-nitroso-p-benzoquinone monoxime?



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[*] posted on 16-5-2022 at 21:38


Quote: Originally posted by clearly_not_atara  
IIRC most nitroso compounds are blue. You could just be looking at something like 3-nitroso-p-benzoquinone monoxime?


That could well be. If there’s any identification reaction you'd like me to perform on it, please go ahead by all means.

For the time being, I let the compound dry in a cool, ventilated place away from sunlight. Sunlight which tends to discolour the compound into a blue/green/grey tinge (cf. picture). I suspect very few solid will come out of it, at most a few mg.


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[*] posted on 17-5-2022 at 00:59


Perhaps its indophenol blue. Try reducing the blue you have to see if it compares to the color of reduced indophenol blue below.

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[*] posted on 17-5-2022 at 01:20


Quote: Originally posted by wg48temp9  
Perhaps its indophenol blue. Try reducing the blue you have to see if it compares to the color of reduced indophenol blue below.
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Interesting. I’ll try reducing it using sodium sulfite. Thanks for chiming in!
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