Acridines, Volume 9

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Nomenclature and Numbering System 1 R. M. Acheson I. Acridines 9 N. R. Raulins II. Aminoacridines 109 B. Adcock III. 9-Acridanones 141 J. M. F. Gagan IV. The Acridine Alkaloids 379 J. E. Saxton V. Acridinium Salts and Reduced Acridines 433 I. A. Selby VI. Biacridines 519 Frank mccapra VII. Benzacridines and Condensed Acridines 529 D. A. Robinson VIII. Acridine Dyes 579 B. D. Tilak and n. R. Ayyangar IX. Chemiluminescent Reactions of Acridines 615 Frank mccapra X. Ultraviolet and Visible Absorption Spectra 631 Margaret l. Bailey XI. The Infrared Spectra of Acridines 665 R. M. Acheson XII. The Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectra of Acridines 687 R. M. Acheson XIII. The Mass Spectra of Acridines 709 R. G. Bolton XIV. The Interaction of Acridines with Nucleic Acids 723 A. R. Peacocke XV. Acridines and Enzymes 759 B. H. Nicholson XVI. The Antibacterial Action of Acridines 789 A. C. R. Dean XVII. Carcinogenic and Anticarcinogenic Properties of Acridines 815 David B. Clayson XVIII. Acridine Antimalarials 829 David W. Henry Index