Benzenesulfonic Acids and Their Derivatives

1.	General Aspects
1.1.	Physical Properties
1.2.	Chemical Properties
1.3.	Production
1.3.1.	Direct Sulfonation
1.3.2.	Oxidation of Sulfur Compounds
1.3.3.	Diazo Reaction
1.3.4.	Sulfite Reaction
1.4.	Uses
1.5.	Analysis
1.6.	Environmental Aspects
1.7.	Economic Aspects
1.8.	Toxicology and Ecotoxicology
1.9.	General Characteristics of Benzenesulfonic Acid Derivatives
1.9.1.	Benzenesulfonyl Chlorides
1.9.2.	Benzenesulfonamides
1.9.3.	Benzenesulfonohydrazides
1.9.4.	Benzenesulfonic Esters
2.	Individual Benzenesulfonic Acids and Derivatives
2.1.	Benzenesulfonic Acid
2.2.	1,3-Benzenedisulfonic Acid
2.3.	Alkylbenzenesulfonic Acids
2.4.	Formylbenzenesulfonic Acids
2.5.	Chlorobenzenesulfonic Acids
2.6.	Aminobenzenesulfonic Acids
2.7.	Hydroxybenzenesulfonic Acids
2.8.	Chloro-alkylbenzenesulfonic Acids
2.9.	Amino-alkylbenzenesulfonic Acids
2.10.	Amino- and Hydroxycarboxybenzenesulfonic Acids
2.11.	Chloro-hydroxybenzenesulfonic Acids
2.12.	Aminohydroxybenzenesulfonic Acids and Aminochlorohydroxybenzenesulfonic Acids
2.13.	Amino-chlorobenzenesulfonic Acids
2.14.	Amino-chloro-alkylbenzenesulfonic Acids

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