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CHRYSENE C18H12 , a hydrocarbon occurring in the high boiling fraction of the coal tar distillate. It is produced in small quantity in the distillation
heating
indene
benzene
violet
oxide
heating
phosphorus to 260 C., the hydro-derivatives C18H2s and C18H3o are produced. It gives characteristic addition products with picric acid and dinitroanthraquinone. Impure chrysene is of a yellow colour; hence its name (Xpuveos, golden
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