Zusammenfassung
Herstellung und einige Eigenschaften von kristallinem Noradrenolutin (5,6-Dioxyindoxyl), dem gelbgrün fluoreszierenden Oxydationsprodukt von Noradrenalin, werden beschrieben.
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Heacock, R.A., Scott, B.D. Noradrenolutin. Experientia 17, 347–348 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02201753
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