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  • Examples of anthraquinone pigments.
    dye
    / Xanthene and related dyes

    Its derivative with a nitro group ortho to sulfur is methylene green, which has excellent lightfastness on acrylics. Some thiazines—namely, those with X = NR but lacking the ―N(CH3)2 groups—are antihistamines. A number of oxazines and acridines are good leather dyes. Mauve is an azine but is of only


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    Its derivative with a nitro group ortho to sulfur is methylene green, which has excellent lightfastness on acrylics. Some thiazines—namely, those with X = NR but lacking the ―N(CH3)2 groups—are antihistamines. A number of oxazines and acridines are good leather dyes. Mauve is an azine but is of only


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