1932
DOI: 10.1002/jlac.19324970121
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Über Chlororaphin und „Xanthoraphin”︁, ein Beitrag zur Chemie der Chinhydrone. 2. Mitteilung über Bakterienfarbstoffe

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“…Also, he states that hydrolysis of his compound gave him 2-phenazinecarboxylic acid melting at 191°( this is almost certainly merely a typographical error). Kogl, Tonnis, and Gronewegen (3) give the melting point of 2-phenazinecarboxylic acid as 292-293°, and Cierno and Mcllwain (4), who prepared it by a different method, give 292°. The 2-phenazinecarbonitrile reported in this paper melts, with darkening, at 232-234°, and the acid obtained from it by alkaline hydrolysis melts at 295-296.5°.…”
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“…Also, he states that hydrolysis of his compound gave him 2-phenazinecarboxylic acid melting at 191°( this is almost certainly merely a typographical error). Kogl, Tonnis, and Gronewegen (3) give the melting point of 2-phenazinecarboxylic acid as 292-293°, and Cierno and Mcllwain (4), who prepared it by a different method, give 292°. The 2-phenazinecarbonitrile reported in this paper melts, with darkening, at 232-234°, and the acid obtained from it by alkaline hydrolysis melts at 295-296.5°.…”
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confidence: 99%