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Thia-, Oxa-, Oxathia- and Selenathia-cyanines; L. Indoxa- and Indothia-cyanines; M. Oxaoxazolo-, Oxathiamlo-, Oxazolothia-, and Thiathiazolo- cyanines; N. Oxazolo-, Thiazolo-, and Oxazolothiazolocyanines; 5. Condensations Depending on Reactive : N . R 327 $aA. GeneralB. Thia-2'cyanines; C. Thiacyanines; 6. Other Methods; A. Use of Grignard Reagent for Thiacyanines; B. Use of Ethyl Malonate for Synthesising Thiacyanines; C. Disulphide Method for Thia-, Thia-2'-, Thia-4'-, 2-Pyridothia-, and Thiathiazolo-cyanines; D. Malonic Acid Method for 2,2'-, Thia-, Oxa-, and Thiazolo- cyanines; E. 4,4'-Cyanine by Cleavage of 4,4'-Carbocyanine with Lepidine Ethiodide; F. Thia-, Oxa-, and Selena-cyanines by Reaction of a Quaternary Salt, Having a Methylthio-Group, with Acetic Anhydride; III . Methincyanines with Substituents on the Chain; A. 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