idrbur
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indigo to picric acid
Yesterday i was reading about picric acid and i read that in old days picric acid was made by nitrating indigo,animal horns etc. But they have not
provided much information about process . So,i just added indigo to conc. nitric acid in an icebath and i got a red brown solution and let it sit
for half an hour and added the solution to ice cold water and it colour turned dark aquagreen and it settle down . I have idea a that what is that
solution .
Can any body plz tell me about the complete process .
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hissingnoise
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Sulphonation might help, as with phenol, but separating PA from the resulting mixture might be bothersome . . .
Its more complex molecular linkages would likely undergo extensive oxidation' leading to a range of byproducts!
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