aniline

Toxic benzene derivative

Aniline is an oily, colorless liquid used in manufacturing dyes, rubber, plastics, and pharmaceuticals.

It's a basic building block in organic chemistry, derived from benzene with an amino group attached.

Aniline is toxic and can be absorbed through the skin.

Aniline dyes revolutionized the textile industry in the nineteenth century.

dyes

magenta

Vivid purplish-red hue

synthetic dye · dyestuff · pigment

toxicity

carcinogenic

Causes cancer

OSHA · bladder cancer · occupational hazard · toxicology · mutagenic · hemoglobin · ventilation · protective equipment · chronic exposure · environmental hazard

synthesis

nitrobenzene

Oily aromatic nitro compound

reactor · iron · tin · yield · distillation · purification · intermediate · laboratory · industrial process · palladium

chemistry

organic compound

Carbon-bonded chemical substance

hydrochloride · substitution · alkylation · electrophile · resonance · conjugation · aromaticity · molecular structure

industrial

polyurethane

Versatile synthetic resin compound

pharmaceutical · agrochemical · herbicide · precursor · resin · coating · adhesive · vulcanization · antioxidant · accelerator

Categories
Opposites
chemical processing stage

anilineend product

Final manufactured result

final product · indigo · synthetic dye · pigment · polymer

chemical structure type

anilinephenol

Aromatic hydroxyl compound

nitrobenzene · benzaldehyde · toluene

chemical classification

anilinealkane

Saturated hydrocarbon series

Family

indigo, benzene, phenol, toluene, naphthalene

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G