The article contains sections titled:



1	Introduction	
2	History	
3	Preparation	
4	Properties	
5	Uses	
6	Economic Aspects	
7	Cationic Methine Dyes	
71	Streptocyanine Dyes	
711	Trimethinestreptocyanine Dyes	
712	Pentamethinestreptocyanine Dyes and Higher Vinylogs	
713	Aminoarylenamine Dyes	
72	Hemicyanine Dyes	
721	Cyclomethine Dyes	
722	Dimethinehemicyanine Dyes	
723	Higher Vinylogs of Hemicyanine Dyes	
73	Phenylogous Hemicyanine Dyes	
731	Zeromethine (Apocyanine) Dyes	
732	Phenylogous Dimethinehemicyanine Dyes	
733	Higher Vinylogs of Phenylogous Hemicyanine Dyes	
734	Phenylogous Hemicyanine Dyes with Rings in the Methine Chain	
74	Cyanine Dyes	
741	Zeromethinecyanine Dyes	
742	Monomethinecyanine Dyes	
743	Dimethinecyanine Dyes	
744	Trimethinecyanine Dyes	
745	Pentamethinecyanine Dyes	
746	Higher Vinylogs of Cyanine Dyes	
747	Cyanine Dyes with Rings in the Methine Chain	
748	Cyanine Dyes with Several Methine Chains	
8	Anionic Methine Dyes (Oxonols)	
81	Monomethineoxonol Dyes	
82	Trimethineoxonol Dyes and Higher Vinylogs	
9	Methine Dyes with Betaine Structure	
10	Neutral Methine Dyes	
101	Enamineneutrocyanines	
102	Aminoarylneutrocyanines	
1021	Aminoarylneutrocyanines with Open-Chain Terminal Groups	
1022	Aminoarylneutrocyanines with Cyclic Terminal Groups	
103	Merocyanine Dyes	
1031	Merocyanine Dyes with Open-Chain Terminal Groups	
1032	Merocyanine Dyes with Cyclic Terminal Groups

Yet another CVP artifact.

Methine Dyes and Pigments

The article contains sections titled: 

1.	Introduction	
2.	History	
3.	Preparation	
4.	Properties	
5.	Uses	
6.	Economic Aspects	
7.	Cationic Methine Dyes	
7.1.	Streptocyanine Dyes	
7.1.1.	Trimethinestreptocyanine Dyes	
7.1.2.	Pentamethinestreptocyanine Dyes and Higher Vinylogs	
7.1.3.	Triazolium Dyes	
7.1.4.	Aminoarylenamine Dyes	
7.2.	Hemicyanine Dyes	
7.2.1.	Cyclomethine Dyes	
7.2.2.	Dimethinehemicyanine Dyes	
7.2.3.	Higher Vinylogs of Hemicyanine Dyes	
7.3.	Phenylogous Hemicyanine Dyes	
7.3.1.	Zeromethine (Apocyanine) Dyes	
7.3.2.	Phenylogous Dimethinehemicyanine Dyes	
7.3.3.	Higher Vinylogs of Phenylogous Hemicyanine Dyes	
7.3.4.	Phenylogous Hemicyanine Dyes with Rings in the Methine Chain	
7.4.	Cyanine Dyes	
7.4.1.	Zeromethinecyanine Dyes	
7.4.2.	Monomethinecyanine Dyes	
7.4.3.	Dimethinecyanine Dyes	
7.4.4.	Trimethinecyanine Dyes	
7.4.5.	Pentamethinecyanine Dyes	
7.4.6.	Higher Vinylogs of Cyanine Dyes	
7.4.7.	Cyanine Dyes with Rings in the Methine Chain	
7.4.8.	Cyanine Dyes with Several Methine Chains	
8.	Anionic Methine Dyes (Oxonols)	
8.1.	Monomethineoxonol Dyes	
8.2.	Trimethineoxonol Dyes and Higher Vinylogs	
9.	Methine Dyes with Betaine Structure	
10.	Neutral Methine Dyes	
10.1.	Enamineneutrocyanines	
10.2.	Aminoarylneutrocyanines	
10.2.1.	Aminoarylneutrocyanines with Open-Chain Terminal Groups	
10.2.2.	Aminoarylneutrocyanines with Cyclic Terminal Groups	
10.3.	Merocyanine Dyes	
10.3.1.	Merocyanine Dyes with Open-Chain Terminal Groups	
10.3.2.	Merocyanine Dyes with Cyclic Terminal Groups

Medical specialty concerned with anesthesia and perioperative care

Yet another CVP artifact.

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