17. The following questions show the chemistry of the Fuchsin test. a. [3pts, Fuchsin (rosaniline hydrochloride) i...
7. The following questions show the chemistry of the Fuchsin test. a. [3pts Fuchsin (rosaniline hydrochloride) is also known as Schiff's reagent because it reacts with aldehydes form imines. Rosaniline hydrochloride exists as several resonance structures. Using curved arrow notation, complete the resonance structures below and explain why the reagent shows an intense magenta color. - NH₂ Y CH3 NH2 Fuchsin Soy Explanation: lo uri bel YCH NH
c. [3pts) The fuchsin reagent gives a red-violet color when it reacts with an aldehyde. Draw the intermediates of this reaction mechanism. RH SO3H SOH - 2 H20 - 2 H Y CH3 NH2 YCH HN A carbinolamine Diimine intermediate 2 H2SO3 SHP SOH OSN-H YCH F-8" Resonce structure showing extended coniugation of the cation (RED-VIOLET)