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Fluorenone is an
organic compound with the
chemical formula (C6H4)2CO. It is
bright fluorescent yellow solid. It is
synthesised by
aerobic oxidation of...
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carbon between the two
benzene rings.
Hydroxyfluorene can be
converted to
fluorenone by oxidation. It is a white-cream
colored solid at room temperature. Fluorenol...
- diphenylmethane. Alternatively, it can be
prepared by the
reduction of
fluorenone with zinc or
hypophosphorous acid–iodine. The
fluorene molecule is nearly...
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solvents like
acetic acid.
Sodium dichromate can be used in
fluorene to
fluorenone conversion. Like all
hexavalent chromium compounds,
sodium dichromate...
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Pschorr cyclization: The
group Z can be CH2, CH2CH2, NH and CO (to
fluorenone) to name just a few. Graebe–Ullmann
synthesis Meerwein arylation Sandmeyer...
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suitable selectivity; for example, by
controlling the
reaction conditions,
fluorenone can be
selectively trinitrated or tetranitrated. The
substituents on aromatic...
- Wolff-Kishner reaction. 6.
Comparison of the
hydrazones of benzophenone,
fluorenone, dibenzotropone, and dibenzosuberone". The
Journal of
Organic Chemistry...
- been used as
anolytes in
alkaline AROFBs.
Another anolyte candidate is
fluorenone,
reengineered to
increase its
water solubility. A
reversible ketone (de)hydrogenation...
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fluorene derived carbene to give the
tetramethyldiaminocarbene and
fluorenone has also been reported: The
desulfurisation of
thioureas with
molten pot****ium...
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Hipposudoric acid is a red
pigment found in the skin
secretions of the hippopotamus;
although the
secretions are
often known as "blood sweat" (thus the...