Fluorescence reactions with boric acid andO-hydroxy-carbonyl compounds, and their application in analytical chemistry - Part III. Effect of bromination of theO-hydroxy-carbonyl molecule on the appearance of fluorescence effects with boric acid
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The introduction of bromine atoms into the molecule of anO-hydroxycarbonyl compound does not invariably result in absence of fluorescence effects on the addition of boric acid.
The fluorescence test for theO-hydroxy-carbonyl group is also applicable in the case of brominated compounds but as with the bromine-free compounds a negative result does not necessarily mean absence ofO-hydroxycarbonyl group. Negative results are obtained more often when bromine is present than in its absence.
K Neelakantam1 2 V Venkateswarlu1 2
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