A Dictionary of Chemistry And the Allied Branches of Other Sciences volume 81
A Dictionary of Chemistry And the Allied Branches of Other Sciences volume 81
Henry Watts
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, CH' 2. Chrysophanimide, C 15 H B N0 2 = C 14 H 5 ] NH. The long dark shining needles VQ 2 mentioned above as produced, together with chrysophanamide, when chrysophanic acid is heated with aqueous ammonia to 150, consist of the ammonia-compound of this imide, C IS H B N0 2 . NH 8 . It has not been found possible to obtain the free imide, because the ammonia-compound is converted by prolonged treatment with acids or alkalis into chrysophanic acid. But by heating this ammonia-compound with aceti...c anhydride in a vessel with reversed condenser, it is converted into acetylchrysophanimide , CH S C 14 H 5 \ N. C 2 H 8 0. This substance in its external properties bears a close resemblance lO 2 to xylindei'n. It separates from chloroform in violet needles, which have a metallic lustre, are but slightly soluble in the ordinary solvents, resist soda-solution, and dis- solve in warm nitric or sulphuric acid, with reproduction of chrysophanic acid. An analogous substance is formed by the action of isobutyric anhydride on the ammonia- compound of chrysophanimide.
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