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USRE13969E
USRE13969E US RE13969 E USRE13969 E US RE13969E
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  • one molecule of the said o-oxycarboxylic acid may be replaced by such a molecule wherein the para position is occupied, so that there may be used as parent material asyimnetrical condensation-pinch nets in which the reaction of the aldehyde with the oxycarboxylic acid has occurred on the one hand in )ara- )osition, andon the other hand in ortho-position, to the hydroxyl group of the oxyarylcarboxylic acid.
  • the said parent material has the following general formula:
  • the newdyestuifs have the general for- HO (iOOH )Vhen dry, they form dark powders soluble in caustic alkalis to red to violet-red solutions; on adding acetic acid they are precipitated from these solutions in violet to blue flakes. Their solution in concentrated sulfuric acid is yellowish-red and yields, on adding water, violet to blue flakes.
  • the dyeings 011 wool in an acid bath are of a dull grayish-violet tint and when subsequently chromed they turn pure violet to blue; these dyeings are of excellent fastness to washing and milling.
  • I-Ilg stands for a halogen atom

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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
AUGUST STOCK A D FRIEDRICH HEIM, or HooHs -oN-THE-MAIN, GE MANY, ASSIGN- oRs To FABBWERKE voR MEISTER ooms & BRt'INING, oF HooHsT-oN-THE- MAIN, GERMANY, A CORPORATION OF GERMANY. r
DYESTUFFS OF THE TRIPHENYLMETHANE SERIES AND PROCESS OF MAKING SAME.
To all whom it may concern Be it known that we, AUGUST S'rooK, Ph.
' D., chemist, and FRIEDRICH HETM, Ph. D.,
chemist, citizens of the Empire of Germany,
residing at Hochst-on-the-Main, Germany,
have invented certain new and useful Im provements in Dyestuffs of the Triphenylmethane Series and Processes of Making Same, of which the following is a specification.
As described in our U. S. Patent No. 995,49l and 'in our U. S. patent application Ser. No. 578,649 filed 24th August 1910, there are obtained dyestuffs of the triphenylmethane series capable of being subsequently chromed, by heating withan aromatic base the dyestuds produced by condensing a p-halogenbcnzaldehyde, or a substitution-product, thereof with an orthooxyarylcarboxylic acid, oxidizing the condensation product. ,For the preparation of these condensation-products, there were hithe'rto used only o-oxycarboxylic acids having the para-position free, so that the condensation with the aldehyde occurred in para-position to the hydroxyl group. Now according to our present invention one molecule of the said o-oxycarboxylic acid may be replaced by such a molecule wherein the para position is occupied, so that there may be used as parent material asyimnetrical condensation-pinch nets in which the reaction of the aldehyde with the oxycarboxylic acid has occurred on the one hand in )ara- )osition, andon the other hand in ortho-position, to the hydroxyl group of the oxyarylcarboxylic acid. The said parent material has the following general formula:
n O I i wherein Hlg stands for a halogen atom, and wherein the hydrogen-atoms of the and subsequently Specification of Reissued Letters Patent. Reissued Aug 24, 1915,
dated June, 24, 131 3, Serial No. 711,101.
Serial No. 38,800}
Application for reissue filed The newdyestuifs have the general for- HO (iOOH )Vhen dry, they form dark powders soluble in caustic alkalis to red to violet-red solutions; on adding acetic acid they are precipitated from these solutions in violet to blue flakes. Their solution in concentrated sulfuric acid is yellowish-red and yields, on adding water, violet to blue flakes.
The dyeings 011 wool in an acid bath are of a dull grayish-violet tint and when subsequently chromed they turn pure violet to blue; these dyeings are of excellent fastness to washing and milling.
Example: One part of the product, obtained in the usual manner by condensing equal molecular proportions of p-chlorbenzaldehyde, m-cresotinie acid, and p-cresotinic acid and subsequently oxidizing, is heated to l20 C. for,{1 hour with 5 parts of anilin and one part of anilin hydrochlorid. The mass is then poured into an excess 'of diluted.hydrochloric acid for precipitating the dyestufi' which is then filtered, washed and dried. The, dyestuif has the formula It gives dyeings which, after being chromed, are of a much greener tint than those prostuffs of the triphenyhnethane series, capa- I wherein tinic acid.
Having now. described our invention,
what we claim is: 1 v
1. 'The process of manufacturlng dyeble of being subsequently chromed, which consists in heating with an aromatic base a dyestuff of the. general formula:
wherein I-Ilg stands for a halogen atom; v
being, when dry, a dark powder soluble 1n 'causticalkahs to. red solutions from which 2. As new produts, the dyestuffs ofthe formulaz";
l stands for anaryl residue, .be-
in g, when dry, dark powders soluble in caustic alkalis to' red to violet-red solutions from which on'the additioncf acetic acid theylare precipitated in violet-to blue flakes,
. their solution in concentrated sulfuric acid being yellowish led yielding violet toblue .dull violet to blue tints and, on bein'g subse- .quently chromed, pure violet to blue tints of .great fastness.
formula I 3'. As a new product, the dyestufi ofthe on the addition ofacetic acid it is precipitated in blue flakes; ts solutionin concentrated sulfuric acld being yellowish-red AUGUST STOCK.v FRIEDRICH HEIM;
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JEAN GRUND,
ROBERT VSCHMIDLIN.

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