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THE maximum yield of the coloured complex formed by the reaction of indanetrione hydrate1 and a compound containing an amino-group2 may be obtained when a reducing substance is present in the reaction mixture. Stannous chloride3, hydrindantin4 or potassium cyanide5 may be used as a suitable reducing substance in the reaction mixture, provided the reaction occurs at a controlled pH3,6.
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JACOBS, S. Stability of Indanetrione Hydrate Solutions. Nature 204, 71 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/204071a0
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