吲哚已酸（Indole acid）.docVIP

吲哚已酸（Indole acid） Indole acetic acid medical aircraft IAA indoleacetic acid is indole compounds, is a ubiquitous endogenous auxin in plant, also known as auxin and auxin. This product breaks down easily with light and air, and is safe for people and livestock. Indole acetic acid can induce tomato fruit setting and fruit setting, and increase root tuber yield and sugar content of sugar beet. Catalog Alias English name brief introduction Nature Preparation method Biochemical significance purpose application Introduction to auxin Two. The production, transportation and distribution of auxin Three, the dual nature of auxin physiological function Four, the discovery process of auxin Alias English name brief introduction Nature Preparation method Biochemical significance purpose application Introduction to auxin Two. The production, transportation and distribution of auxin Three, the dual nature of auxin physiological function Four, the discovery process of auxin Unfolding structure of indole acetic acid Edit this paragraph overview alias 3- -3- indole indole acetic acid; acetic acid; indole acetic acid; azaindene acid; heteroauxin English name Indole-3-acetic acid; beta -indoleacetic acid; heteroauxin brief introduction Indole acetic acid is an endogenous auxin commonly found in plants and belongs to indole compounds. Also known as auxin, auxin, indoleacetic acid. Nature Indole acetic acid is an organic substance. Pure products are colorless leaflike crystals or crystalline powders. Turn into rose color after exposure to light. Melting point 165-166 DEG C (168-170 DEG C). Soluble in anhydrous ethanol, ethyl acetate, two ethyl chloride, soluble in ether and acetone. Insoluble in benzene, toluene, gasoline and chloroform. Insoluble in water, whose aqueous solution can be decomposed by ultraviolet light but stabilized by visible light. Its sodium salt and potassium salt are more stable than the acid itself and are easily soluble in water. Readily decarboxylation to 3- methy