Reduction of quinones with hydriodic acid: benz[a]anthracene
Organic SynthesesReduction
![Reaction scheme of Reduction of quinones with hydriodic acid: benz[a]anthracene from Organic Syntheses](/orgsyn-image/CV7P0018.gif)
A checked procedure from Organic Syntheses, the journal whose preparations are repeated in a second laboratory before publication. The full experimental, with amounts, hazards and characterisation data, is on orgsyn.org.
Reagents
| Compound | Role | Equiv | MW (g/mol) | ρ (g/mL) | Safety |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Benz[a]anthracene56-55-3 · C18H12 | product | — | 228.29 | — | Danger |
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