Fuchsine

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Fuchsine

(also Magenta I, or rosaniline hydrochloride), C₂₀H₂₀N₃Cl, a triphenylmethane dye. One of the first synthetic dyes, it was obtained in 1856 by J. Natanson. It is called fuchsine because its color resembles that of the flowers of the fuchsia plant. Fuchsine occurs as crystals that are dark violet in transmitted light and green in reflected light. The crystals are sparingly soluble in water but readily soluble in alcohol; their aqueous solutions are bright red.

Fuchsine is not used in the modern textile industry because of its poor photostability. Certain fuchsine derivatives, such as Basic Violet 14, are used in the manufacture of pencils, carbon paper, and inks, including inks for ballpoint pens.

单词	fuchsine
释义	fuchsine enUK fuch·sin F0349300 (fyo͞ok′sĭn) also fuch·sine (-sĭn, -sēn′)n. A dark green synthetic dyestuff, C₂₀H₁₉N₃·HCl, used to make a purple-red dye employed in coloring textiles and leather and as a bacterial stain. Also called magenta. [fuchs(ia) + -in.] Fuchsine enUK Fuchsine (also Magenta I, or rosaniline hydrochloride), C₂₀H₂₀N₃Cl, a triphenylmethane dye. One of the first synthetic dyes, it was obtained in 1856 by J. Natanson. It is called fuchsine because its color resembles that of the flowers of the fuchsia plant. Fuchsine occurs as crystals that are dark violet in transmitted light and green in reflected light. The crystals are sparingly soluble in water but readily soluble in alcohol; their aqueous solutions are bright red. Fuchsine is not used in the modern textile industry because of its poor photostability. Certain fuchsine derivatives, such as Basic Violet 14, are used in the manufacture of pencils, carbon paper, and inks, including inks for ballpoint pens. MedicalSeefuchsin
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