1931
DOI: 10.1016/s0021-9258(18)76484-3
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A New Color Reaction for Soluble Organic Sulfur Compounds

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“…of the 1% solution was spotted on paper for chromatography of the thioureas by the method of Kjaer and Rubinstein (76) in which water-saturated chloroform was the developing solvent. Thiourea derivatives were detected with Grate's reagent (5). Rate of migration of each derivative was related to that of known phenylthiourea (/?ph).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…of the 1% solution was spotted on paper for chromatography of the thioureas by the method of Kjaer and Rubinstein (76) in which water-saturated chloroform was the developing solvent. Thiourea derivatives were detected with Grate's reagent (5). Rate of migration of each derivative was related to that of known phenylthiourea (/?ph).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compounds form/methanol (5:1) (silica gel) or in isopropyl alcohol/ water (3:7) (cellulose). Spots were visualized using Grote's reagent (Grote, 1931), ferricyanide-nitroprusside, or N,-IV'-dimethylaminocinnamaldehyde in 3:1 ethanol/4 N hydrochloric acid. When chromatographically pure 4,5-[uC]ETU was used as a substrate for oxidation, the products (separated by TLC) were quantified by scintillation counting with appropriate corrections for background and quenching.…”
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“…Identification of Disulfides and Tri-sulfides. The presence of disulfides or trisulfides in a given peak was suggested by odor and established by color development with Grate's reagent and cyanide (6). Peak V (in Figure 1,.4 or B) containing methyl trisulfide and npropyl disulfide could not be resolved VOL.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%