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Alizarin dye contains ......................chromophoric groups
1) >C=N-- 2) =C=O and =C=C 3) >C=NH and >C=N- 4) -N=O, >N—OH​

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Answered by nitin1415
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Answer:

4) -N=O, >N—OH

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Answered by DeenaMathew
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Alizarin dye contains 4) -N=O, >N—OH chromophoric groups:

  • Alizarin is a dye whose molecular formula includes N=O and N—OH groups which are responsible for colour.
  • The Chromophoric group is responsible for the colour observed in a molecule.
  • The chemical name of alizarin is dihydroxyanthraquinone which is anthracene-9,10-dione.
  • It also contains a hydroxyl group on the ring.
  • Alizarin is used extensively as a dye. it is red coloured and extracted from roots of the madder plant (Rubia tinctorum).
  • Alizarin is a herbal dye and its structure originated from anthraquinone.
  • It is highly soluble in hexane.
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