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Color-coupling agents

A H ro2c ch2oc- (R = 0- (C12H2,)OC6H4 Ph c.o2h H Yellow photographic color-coupling agents 1030... [Pg.91]

Coccidiostatic, 152 Coding structures. 139 Color-coupling agents, 159 Colorimetry, in sulfathiazole determination. 116... [Pg.291]

Antioxidants Colorants Coupling agents Fillers or extenders... [Pg.5]

Antioxidants Anti-static agents Blowing agents Curing agents Colorants Coupling agents Fillers... [Pg.22]

Another useful reagent for detection and estimation of G-agents is diisonitrosoacetone (16). A magenta color is produced with 1 p.g of GB at pH 8.5. Coupling agents, such as -phenylenediarnine, increase the reaction rate. [Pg.399]

The completeness of coupling may be checked by the R-salt test as follows A few drops of the clear supernatant liquid is added to a small quantity of a solution of R-acid (jS-naphthol-3,6-disulfonic acid) in an excess of 2 TV sodium hydroxide. An intense red color is produced if unreacted diazonium salts are present. Obviously this test is satisfactory only if R-acid couples more rapidly with the diazonium salt than the coupling agent involved in the reactions and if the change to a red color is not obscured by other colors present in the reaction system.]... [Pg.155]

Color photography, now fully perfected, requires a developer like N,N -diethylphenylenediamine which reacts with silver salts. The oxidized derivative obtained reacts with a coupling agent made up of groups (-CH=) or (-CH2-) to produce the desired color. [Pg.35]

Coupling agents such as silanes and titanates will increase light scattering. Both types can impact colorability if they are incorporated at high levels. [Pg.348]

The third reaction of the sequence is the silver-catalyzed oxidation of color developing agent which leads to dye formation by coupling as in normal color development. This process allows a lowering of the coated silver level but still produces a full-density color image (Figure 16). Typically the coated silver level is 10 % of that required for normal color development, which means that 90 % of the dye image is formed by the RX amplification reaction. [Pg.3488]

Use Intermediate in manufacture of azo dyes for textiles and plastics and as coupling agent of color pigments in color photography. [Pg.276]


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