- In
organic chemistry,
aromatic sulfonation is a
reaction in
which a
hydrogen atom on an
arene is
replaced by a
sulfonic acid (−SO2OH) group. Together...
- the
idealized formula (CH2CHC6H4SO3H)n. The
material is
prepared by
sulfonation of polystyrene: (CH2CHC6H5)n + n SO3 → (CH2CHC6H4SO3H)n
Several methods...
- In chemistry,
amines (/əˈmiːn, ˈæmiːn/, UK also /ˈeɪmiːn/) are
organic compounds that
contain carbon-nitrogen bonds.
Amines are
formed when one or more...
- can be
prepared by
sulfonation of
camphor with
sulfuric acid and
acetic anhydride:
Although this
reaction appears to be a
sulfonation of an unactivated...
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Sulfate attack typically happens to
ground floor slabs in
contact with
soils containing a
source of sulfates.
Sulfates dissolved by
ground moisture migrate...
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Phenolphthalein ion in
concentrated sulfuric acid is
orange red due to
sulfonation. Phenolphthalein's
common use is as an
indicator in acid-base titrations...
- is
prepared from the
sulfonation of
benzene using concentrated sulfuric acid: This
conversion illustrates aromatic sulfonation,
which has been called...
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substitutions are
aromatic nitration,
aromatic halogenation,
aromatic sulfonation,
alkylation Friedel–Crafts
reaction and
acylation Friedel–Crafts reaction...
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called sulfonates. Aryl
sulfonic acids are
produced by the
process of
sulfonation.
Usually the
sulfonating agent is
sulfur trioxide. A
large scale application...
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corresponding amine in high
yield at room
temperature with irradiation:
Sulfonation of PPh3
gives tris(3-sulfophenyl)phosphine, P(C6H4-3-SO3−)3 (TPPTS),...
