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C9H8 INDENE

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C9H8

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INDENE  , a
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hydrocarbon found in the fraction of the
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coal
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tar distillate boiling between 176° and182° C., and from which it may be extracted by means of its picrate (G . Kramer, A . Spilker, Ber., 1890, 23, p . 3276) . It may also be obtained by distilling the
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calcium
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salt of hydrindene carboxylic
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acid,
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C6H4(
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CH2)2•CH•000H . It is an oil which boils at 179.5°-18o• 5°, and has a specific gravity 1.04 (15° C.) . Dilute nitric acid oxidizes it to
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phthalic acid, and
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sodium reduces it in alcoholic
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solution to hydrindene, C9H10 . A. v .
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Baeyer and W . H .
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Perkin (Ber., 1884, 17, p .

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