1960
DOI: 10.1021/ac60164a029
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Spectrophotometric Determination of Hydroquinone in the Presence of Its Monomethyl Ether. Application to Acrylic Monomers

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“…The number of sulfide end groups and the number-average molccular weight were determined by measurement a t 308 mp of the complex betneen molecular iodine and sulfide sulfur, by Rosenthal, Frisone, and Coberg (124). Lacoste, Covington, and Frisone (76) FTere able to measure hydroquinone in the presence of its monomethyl ether, , 4 reaction with n-butylamine gave a colored product, n-hich, however, was determined a t 345 mp, the band a t this wavelength being 20 times stronger than the visible band a t 540 mp. A bibliography (128) covered papers concerned with ultraviolet degradation and light stabilization of plastics.…”
Section: Organic Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The number of sulfide end groups and the number-average molccular weight were determined by measurement a t 308 mp of the complex betneen molecular iodine and sulfide sulfur, by Rosenthal, Frisone, and Coberg (124). Lacoste, Covington, and Frisone (76) FTere able to measure hydroquinone in the presence of its monomethyl ether, , 4 reaction with n-butylamine gave a colored product, n-hich, however, was determined a t 345 mp, the band a t this wavelength being 20 times stronger than the visible band a t 540 mp. A bibliography (128) covered papers concerned with ultraviolet degradation and light stabilization of plastics.…”
Section: Organic Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%