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This programme is concerned with the chemistry of one group of synthetic dyes that add colour to our world.
Metadata describing this Open University video programme
Module code and title: S246, Organic chemistry
Item code: S246; 10
First transmission date: 1981
Published: 1981
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Duration: 00:23:42
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Producer: Denis Gartside
Contributors: Peter Morrod; Vivian Stead
Publisher: BBC Open University
Keyword(s): Aromatic amine; Coupling reaction; Diazo compounds; Drugs; Peter Griess; Phenol
Footage description: Footage - Printing machine, ICI Blackley. Various coloured fabrics, cotton, polyester, rayon, silk (0'20"-3'03") - Silk screen printing (3'04"- 3'40") - Vat of red azodye (3'49"-4'10") - Picture of Peter Griess, Royal College of Chemistry, London and Samuel Allsop and Sons, Burton-on-Trent (4'17"-4'54") - Bottles of dyes (5'10"-5'25") - Coupling reaction in a laboratory using a primary aromatic amine and a phenol (6'02"-7'38") - Animation of reaction of amine aniline and it's conversion to diazonium cation using hydrochloric acid and sodium nitrate (8'01"-11'02") - Coupling reaction of a single diazonium salt with three different coupling components. Filter paper. (11'20"-13'44") - Animation of coupling reaction of beta-napthol and diazonium salt to give orange azodye (13'45"-14'53") - Spotted fabric being pulled through dyebath (14'54"-15'32") - Caption of azoic dyeing (16'05"-16'15"). Explanation of dyeing different fabrics such as silk, cotton and cellulose acetate (16'30"-18'48") - Model of molecule of silk, cotton and cellulose acetate (20'06"-22'46").
Master spool number: HOU3314
Production number: FOUS102P
Videofinder number: 4367
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