Peters, Arnold T. published the artcileRelations between the structure and light fastness of nitrodiphenylamine dyes, Quality Control of 1821-27-8, the publication is Industrie Chimique Belge (1967), 32(Spec. No.), 103-5, database is CAplus.
The effect on light fastness of the position of the NO2 group in nitrodiphenylamine dyes was studied. The p-quinonoid structure given by 4-nitro derivatives is degraded more readily than the internally H-bonded ¦Ï-quinonoid structure. Fade figures (1% change in amount of visible light absorbed after exposure) for dyeings on secondary cellulose acetate were as follows (NO2 group position(s) and fade figure given): 2, 6.5; 3, 29.1; 4, 34.0; 2,2′, 2.75; 2,4′, 17.9; 2,3′, 7.16; 4,4′, 51.6; 4,3′, 32.2; 3,3′, 23.2. Dyeings on other fibers (Dicel, Tricel, nylon, Courtelle, Acrilan, and Terylene) had the same order of stability. Some relation between fading and the intensity of the uv absorption peak given by the dyes in the 380-425 m¦Ì region is demonstrated.
Industrie Chimique Belge published new progress about 1821-27-8. 1821-27-8 belongs to catalysis-chemistry, auxiliary class Nitro Compound,Amine,Benzene, name is Bis(4-nitrophenyl)amine, and the molecular formula is C12H9N3O4, Quality Control of 1821-27-8.
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