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Process for the preparation of disazo dyes.

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AT56109B
AT56109B AT56109DA AT56109B AT 56109 B AT56109 B AT 56109B AT 56109D A AT56109D A AT 56109DA AT 56109 B AT56109 B AT 56109B
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  Verfahren zur Darstellung von Disazofarbstoffen. 



   In der deutschen Patentschrift Nr. 129388 werden lichtechte, rote bis rotviolette Baumwollfarbstoffe beschrieben, die erhalten werden durch Vereinigung von tetrazotierter p. p'-Diaminodiphenylharnstoff-m-m'-disulfosäure (dargestellt nach D. R. P.   Nr.   140613) in neutraler oder saurer Lösung mit 2.   8-Aminonaphtol   und dessen Sulfosäuren bzw. den in der Aminogruppe   al kylierten   Derivaten dieser Körper. 



   Es wurde nun gefunden, dass man Farbstoffe mit den gleichen wertvollen Eigenschaften, aber von erheblich grösserer Klarheit, erhält, wenn man die Tetrazoverbindung der   p-p'-Diaminodiphenylharnstoff-w     m'-disulfonsäure   nur mit einem   Molekü l   obiger Komponenten in saurer oder neutraler Lösung vereinigt und an zweiter Stelle eine Monosulfosäure des ss-Naphtyamins oder seiner Alkylderivate verwendet. Eine weitere Steigerung der Klarheit der Nuancen wird erreicht, wenn man auch das andere Molekül der sauer gekuppelten 2.   8-Aminonaphtol-6-sulfosäure   durch eine der oben erwähnten Sulfosäuren des   ss-Naphtylamins   und seiner   Atkylderivate   ersetzt. 



   Dass bei diesem Ersatz die Lichtechtheit erhalten bleiben würde, war nicht vorauszusehen, da bekanntlich die durch saure Kupplung der 2.   8-Aminoaphtolsulfosäure erhäl@   lichen Baumwollfarbstoffe im allgemeinen sich durch Lichtechtheit auszeichnen, den Farbstoffen aus ss-Naphtylaminsulfosäuren im allgemeinen diese Eigenschaft aber nicht zukommt. 



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   Die nach   dz   It. P. Nr. 129388 isolierte Tetrazoverbindung aus 402 Teilen der 
 EMI1.1 
   hildeto   Farbstoff gibt auf Baumwolle ein sehr lichtechtes, aussergewöhnlich klares, blaustichiges Rot.   Beispiel) 2.   
 EMI1.2 
 können auch andere Alkylderivate dieser Säuren, wie Athyl- und Benzylderivate, verwendet werden oder es können auch die ss-Naphtylaminsulfosäuren selbst benutzt werden. Die 2.8-Aminonaphtol-6-sulfosäure kann in gleicher Weise durch ihre   Alkyt-oder A'yt-   derivate vertreten werden. Die Nuancen der gebildeten Farbstoffe liegen zwischen orange und violettrot. 

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  Process for the preparation of disazo dyes.



   German Patent No. 129388 describes lightfast, red to red-violet cotton dyes which are obtained by combining tetrazotized p. p'-Diaminodiphenylurea-m-m'-disulfonic acid (prepared according to D. R. P. No. 140613) in neutral or acidic solution with 2.8-aminonaphthol and its sulfonic acids or the derivatives of these compounds alkylated in the amino group.



   It has now been found that dyes with the same valuable properties, but of considerably greater clarity, are obtained if the tetrazo compound of p-p'-diaminodiphenylurea-w m'-disulfonic acid is obtained with only one molecule of the above components in acidic or neutral form Solution combined and used in the second place a monosulfonic acid of ss-naphtyamine or its alkyl derivatives. A further increase in the clarity of the nuances is achieved if the other molecule of the acid-coupled 2, 8-aminonaphthol-6-sulfonic acid is also replaced by one of the above-mentioned sulfonic acids of β-naphthylamine and its alkyl derivatives.



   It was not foreseeable that the lightfastness would be retained with this replacement, since it is known that the cotton dyes obtainable by acidic coupling of the 2, 8-aminoaphthol sulfonic acid are generally characterized by lightfastness, but the dyes made from ß-naphthylamine sulfonic acids generally do not have this property .



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   The tetrazo compound isolated according to dz It. P. No. 129388 from 402 parts of
 EMI1.1
   hildeno dye gives cotton a very lightfast, exceptionally clear, bluish red. Example) 2.
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 Other alkyl derivatives of these acids, such as ethyl and benzyl derivatives, can also be used, or the β-naphthylamine sulfonic acids themselves can also be used. The 2,8-aminonaphthol-6-sulfonic acid can be represented in the same way by its alkyl or a'yte derivatives. The nuances of the dyes formed are between orange and purple-red.

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PATENT-ANSPRUCH : Verfahren zur Darstellung von Disazofarbstoffen, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass man die Tetrazoverbindung der p-p'-Diaminodiphenylharnstoff m-m'-disulfosäure entweder in saurer oder neutraler Lösung mit einem Molekül 2. 8-Aminonaphtol-6-sulfosäure oder ihrer EMI1.3 **WARNUNG** Ende CLMS Feld Kannt Anfang DESC uberlappen**. PATENT CLAIM: Process for the preparation of disazo dyes, characterized in that the tetrazo compound of p-p'-diaminodiphenylurea m-m'-disulfonic acid is either in acidic or neutral solution with a molecule of 2. 8-aminonaphthol-6-sulfonic acid or its EMI1.3 ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.
AT56109D 1910-08-08 1911-07-27 Process for the preparation of disazo dyes. AT56109B (en)

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