Indophenol

  • Phenolindophenol
  • N-(4 -hydroxyphenyl )-p- benzochinonmonoimin
  • 4 - (4 -hydroxyphenyl) iminocyclohexa - 2, 5 - dien- 1-one

Red needles or metallic luster, brown leaves

Fixed

160 ° C.

Readily soluble in hot water, dilute hydrochloric acid and dilute sodium carbonate solution

Attention

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Indophenol and phenolindophenol, one of the quinoid dyes.

Production and representation

Indophenol can be prepared by oxidative coupling of p-aminophenol with phenol in an alkaline solution containing sodium hypochlorite as the oxidant.

Properties

Indophenol is a redox indicator. By reducing indophenol can be reversibly converted into the colorless leuco compound.

Use

The 2,6- dichlorophenol indophenol derivative ( Tillman 's reagent ) is used as a redox indicator for the detection of ascorbic acid.

More indophenol derivatives occur when:

  • Ammonia detection by Berthelot reaction
  • Indole - proof with Ehrlich 's reagent
  • Oxidase detection with the NADI reagent
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