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新規化合物及び該化合物を含む蛍光組成物

Inventor： 鈴木 隆 ,  高橋 忠伸 ,  南 彰 ,  池田 潔 ,  大坪 忠宗
Applicant, Patent owner： 学校法人常翔学園 ,  静岡県公立大学法人
Agent (4)： 庄司 隆 ,  資延 由利子 ,  大杉 卓也 ,  曽我 亜紀
Gazette classification：特許公報
Application number (International application number)：2015018871
Publication number (International publication number)：2016141652
Patent number：6493964
Application date： Feb. 02, 2015
Publication date： Aug. 08, 2016
Claim (excerpt)：

【請求項1】 以下の一般式(I)で表される化合物、その塩、それらの溶媒和物、又は、それらの水和物。 (R1がC1〜C20のアルキル基、C2〜C20のアルキニル基又はC2〜C20のアルケニル基でありかつR2が水素、又は、R1が水素でありかつR2がC1〜C20のアルキル基、C2〜C20のアルキニル基又はC2〜C20のアルケニル基である)

IPC (2)：

C07H 15/26 ( 200 6.01) ,  G01N 21/64 ( 200 6.01)

FI (2)：

C07H 15/26 CSP ,  G01N 21/64 F

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