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Structural Studies in Naturally Occurring Anthraquinones using Melting Points

Volume 24, Number 2

S. B. Kalidhar

Department of Chemistry, Haryana Agricultural Uniiversity, Hiisar - 125 004 India.

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ABSTRACT:

When a OH group of an anthrquinone changes to OMe : an increase in mp is indicative of chelated OH methylation; a decrease of mp up to 40°C also depicts chelated OH methylation ; a decrease of mp by 50°C or more hints nonchelated OH methylation.

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Anthraquinones; melting point; methylation

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