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EXPT 12 AMINES Flashcards

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 organic compounds composed of an AMINO GROUP (–NH2)
 are DERIVATIVES OF AMMONIA in which one or more of the hydrogens has been replaced by an alkyl or aryl group
 these group of compounds are
classified as PRIMARY, SECONDARY or TERTIARY depending on the number of alkyl or aryl group directly bonded to the nitrogen atom

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AMINES

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  • rich in nitrites
  • used as preservatives (usually in longganisa)
  • toxic
  • nitrosamines - very carcinogenic
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SALITRE

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essential for life

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AMINO

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are commonly prepared through reduction reactions of nitro, nitrites and amino compounds

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SYNTHESIS OF AMINES

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PRIMARY amines are usually prepared by _________ by ALKYL HALIDES

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DIRECT ALKYLATION OF AMMONIA

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the general strategy is to first form a ________ by reacting a nitrogen nucleophile with a carbon electrophile

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CARBON-NITROGEN BOND

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7
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most amines are

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BRONSTED-LEWIS BASES

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8
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amines’ alkaline strength largely depends on the ______ attached to the amino compound

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SUBSTITUENTS

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amines react with _____, accepting protons from the latter to form salt product

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ACIDS

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amines react with acids, accepting ______ from the latter to form salt product

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PROTONS

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11
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amines react with acids, accepting protons from the latter to form _____ product

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SALT

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12
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salitre is also known as

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CHILE SALTPETER

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13
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amines may also react with __________, producing a decolorized solution with white precipitate

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BROMINE WATER

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amines may also react with bromine water, producing a
____________________

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decolorized solution with white precipitate

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product formed in the RXN OF AMINE W/ BROMINE WATER

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2,4,6-tribromophenylamine

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side product formed in the RXN OF AMINE W/ BROMINE WATER that results to decoloration of the solution

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HYDROBROMIC ACID

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reaction involved in the RXN W/ BROMINE WATER

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ELECTROPHILIC AROMATIC SUBSTITUTION

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18
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used to differentiate primary, secondary and tertiary amines

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HINSBER’S TEST

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19
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HINSBERG’S TEST reagent

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benzene sulfonyl chloride

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20
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anti-bacterial

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SULFONAMIDES

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SULFONAMIDES from primary amines are _______ in water and re-precipitating with dilute HCl

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SOLUBLE

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22
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secondary amines are _______ in water and dilute HCl

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INSOLUBLE

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23
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liberation of CO2

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EFFERVESCENCE

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RXN W/ NITROUS ACID POSITIVE RESULT:
primary amine

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formation of effervescence

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RXN W/ NITROUS ACID POSITIVE RESULT:
secondary amine

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yellow, oily layer

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RXN W/ NITROUS ACID POSITIVE RESULT:
tertiary amine

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clear colorless

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27
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primary amines react with nitrous acid forming

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NITROGEN GAS W/ ALCOHOL

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28
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secondary amines react with nitrous acid producing

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N-NITROSAMINE

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29
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tertiary amines react with nitrous acid producing

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WATER-SOLUBLE AMMONIUM SALTS

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group of organic chemicals usually composed of benzene and its homologues with an attached NITRO group (–NO2)

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NITRO

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the nitrogen of NITRO has a formal __________, which is a strong electrophile

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POSITIVE CHARGE

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the nitrogen of NITRO has a formal positive charge, which is a _________

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STRONG ELECTROPHILE

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33
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used to identify NITRO COMPOUNDS

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FERROUS HYDROXIDE TEST

34
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POSITIVE RESULT of FERROUS HYDROXIDE TEST

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REDDISH BROWN PPT

35
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nitro compounds oxidize ferrous hydroxide forming a ____________ of ferric hydroxide, while the nitro compound is reduced to a primary amine

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REDDISH BROWN PPT

36
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nitro compounds oxidize ferrous hydroxide forming a reddish-brown precipitate of ferric hydroxide, while the nitro compound is reduced to a __________

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PRIMARY AMINE

37
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during the late ____________, Janovsky discovered that when nitro compounds are treated with acetone in an alkaline environment, these compounds will yield colored complexes due to the formation of Meisenheimer complexes

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19th century

38
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during the late 19th century, _____ discovered that when nitro compounds are treated with acetone in an alkaline environment, these compounds will yield colored complexes due to the formation of Meisenheimer complexes

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JANOVSKY

39
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during the late 19th century, Janovsky discovered that when nitro compounds are treated with ______ in an alkaline environment, these compounds will yield colored complexes due to the formation of Meisenheimer complexes

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ACETONE

40
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during the late 19th century, Janovsky discovered that when nitro compounds are treated with acetone in an alkaline environment, these compounds will yield _____________ due to the formation of Meisenheimer complexes

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COLORED COMPLEXES

41
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during the late 19th century, Janovsky discovered that when nitro compounds are treated with acetone in an alkaline environment, these compounds will yield colored complexes due to the formation of ______________

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MEISENHEIMER COMPLEXES

42
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MONO-nitro substituted benzene will give

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LIGHT YELLOW

43
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DI-nitro substituted benzene will give

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bluish purple

44
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TRI-nitro substituted benzene will give

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blood red

45
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pang dikit sa amino acids

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PEPTIDE BONDS

46
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pinagsama-samang amino acids

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PEPTIDES

47
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building blocks of macromolecules proteins

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AMINO ACIDS & PEPTIDES

48
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these amino acids form _________ through a nucleophilic attack to the carbonyl carbon of the carboxyl group of one amino acid by the amino group of another amino acid

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POLYMERS

49
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these amino acids form polymers through a ___________ to the carbonyl carbon of the carboxyl group of one amino acid by the amino group of another amino acid

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NUCLEOPHILIC ATTACK

50
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amino acids & peptides reaction forms an __________ in between the two linked amino acids; the resulting structure is known as a peptide

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AMINE BOND

51
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amino acids & peptides reaction forms an amide bond in between the two linked amino acids; the resulting structure is known as a ______

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PEPTIDE

52
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bond between a carbonyl & amino group

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PEPTIDE BOND

53
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general test for the presence of amino acids

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NINHYDRIN TEST

54
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yellow solution, a very strong oxidizing agent

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NINHYDRIN

55
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POSITIVE RESULT in NINHYDRIN TEST

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BLUE TO PURPLE

56
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how many amino acids (primary) in the body

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20
19 - real
1 - IMINO acid (secondary)

57
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ninhydrin reacts with the amino acid producing an intermediate product __________, which further reacts forming Ruhemann’s complex

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HYDRINDANTIN

58
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ninhydrin reacts
with the amino acid
producing an intermediate
product hydrindantin, which
further reacts forming
___________

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RUHEMANN’S COMPLEX

59
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__________ proline produces a bright yellow color while asparagine yields a brown-colored product

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IMINO ACID

60
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imino acid proline produces a ________ color while asparagine yields a brown-colored product

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BIRGHT YELLOW

61
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imino acid proline produces a bright yellow color while ________ yields a brown-colored product

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ASPARAGINE

62
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imino acid proline produces a bright yellow color while asparagine yields a _________ product

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BROWN

63
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a protein that binds drugs for activation

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albumin

64
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general test for PEPTIDES

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BIURET TEST

65
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  • may protein sa ihi
  • kidneys not functioning properly
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PROTEINUREA

66
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this chemical reaction is widely
employed to detect the PRESENCE OF PROTEINS & PEPTIDES (especially in MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC TESTING)

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BIURET TEST

67
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causes VASOCONSTRICTION

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COCCAINE

68
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basic compound that has many nitrogen in structure

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ALKALOIDS

69
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 are naturally occurring organic compounds containing BASIC NITROGEN ATOMS
 very diverse biomolecules, but all are SECONDARY METABOLITES derived from amino acids or from transamination process
 commonly have MEDICINAL PROPERTIES such as local anesthetics, stimulants and even as an antimalarial, to name a few
 have BITTER taste, mostly colorless, crystalline in structure

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ALKALOIDS

70
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  • local anesthetic
  • poison arrows
  • causes paralysis
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TUBOCURARINE

71
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antimalarial

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quinine, quinidine

72
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mask the bitter taste of alkaloids

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ERIODICTYON / YERBA SANTA

73
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derived from AMINO ACIDS and they share a HETEROCYCLIC RING with NITROGEN

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TRUE ALKALOIDS

74
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compounds in which the NITROGEN derived from an amino acid is NOT PART OF THE HETEROCYCLIC RING

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PROTOALKALOIDS

75
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their BASIC CARBON SKELETONS are NOT DERIVED FROM AMINO ACIDS

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PSEUDOALKALOIDS

76
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qualitative chemical tests can be employed to detect the presence of alkaloids through the ____________

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FORMATION OF PPT

77
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Dragendorff’s reagent (Dr. KBi)

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Potassium bismuth iodide

78
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Mayer’s reagent (MaKMerI)

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potassium mercuric iodide

79
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Valser’s reagent (VaMerI)

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mercuric iodide

80
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Hager’s reagent (HagSaPicA)

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saturated picric acid

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