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Naphthionic Acid

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naphthionic acid [¦naf·thē¦än·ik ′as·əd]
(organic chemistry)
C10H6(NH2)SO3H White powder or crystals that decompose when heated; used to manufacture dyes.

Naphthionic Acid 

l-naphthylamine-4-sulfonic acid; colorless crystals. Poorly soluble in water and alcohol. Naphthionic acid loses its water of crystallization upon heating to 130°C and, at higher temperatures, decomposes without melting to yield SO 2.

Naphthionic acid is prepared from α-naphthylamine sulfate, C10H7NH 2• H2SO4, by rearrangement into an at 180°-200°C. Naphthionic acid is an intermediate in the synthesis of azo dyes (for example, Congo red).



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