Abstract
The 1 H nmr spectrum previously reported for Ruhemann's Purple is shown to be inconsistent with the accepted structure of this material. The discrepancy with the reported 1 H nmr spectrum is shown to be due to the presence of a major impurity, identified as hydrindantin. Spectra ( 1 H nmr, 3 C nmr, ir, uv–visible) of Ruhemann's Purple, its protonated analogue DYDA, and other ninhydrin relatives are reported, and structural conclusions are based on these spectral data.
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Wigfield, D. C., Buchanan, G. W., & Croteau, S. M. (1980). On Ruhemann’s Purple. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 58(3), 201–205. https://doi.org/10.1139/v80-032
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